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1 •< (■ . / I ■ r ■X. sj i . / . . 4 ■V ■ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,195K ? a g b f o u r t e e n Hanrlt^^fr Sii^ninQ Ji^raUt \Local Stores Remain dpen^or ing Tonight 9 o'clock Rs?" and were oblivious of the NO Studenf 8 Present g in c r a l SMOKING signs tacked around Manchester Logging, Western Style ATerage Daily Net Press RaB About Town them on the Walls. Aa thsir con­ PW tho Week Ended , V The Weather Heard Ahmg Main Street versation deepened, both auto­ Holiday Program T V SERVICE .Feraonst of O. O. Waatbar a t S M •nw Tooth'Choir ot.tho Church Dec. 17. 1N5 matically lit cigarettes.' A 0 *0 \ or the Nu^rcne will present « Days Windy, clesur, much coMeir to­ *- A shrill whistle jarred them; M glits .FliM Fw it Christmas ' cantata, “ N li^ t of And on Some of Manchester'* Side Streets^ Too they looked up.* At the other side 'At Sputh School night, light niwm flnrrtea in kHIy TEL. 5U M 11,928 Nl(hts,” by Dale Asher JaMbus, of the hall atood rigidly the man sections. Low around 16 deg geea. tomorrow night at 7 b'clochi Solo­ IF «t tlie Audit '■ Dr, Rtrhter W r lM ruled that paying the nickel woUld whose job It is to Insure that prop­ Barents and pre-school broth­ Tuesday fair, conttnned ooU. ists wlUvbe Adrienne . Anthony, of CIrcnUtlen Dr. Ernest Richter, a German ; be a kind'of self-indictment for a erty ruler concenling the building ers and sisters throitjged to South High 30-35. Jean Swain and Franhlin. Manchester-—A City olViUage Charm administrative legal 'officer who I wo^ld-be olfender that could not are kept. He fixed the newsman School yesterday afternoon to se* Duet and trio numbers «rUt be sung and the lawyer with baleful eyes, ■ Jc- by Pamelyn Fitzsimmons, Pa­ spent several months in Manches-, duly be demanded. iVe’l) have now ' the holiday program presented by ter under a government-sponsored | a chahge'in the code to allow park- and moved hls finger In a peremp­ tricia Franklin. Adrienne Anthony the atudents In the school auditor- VOL. LXXV, NO. f A iv a rHid^ t i ) ______exchange program late last year i ingimetera.’’ tory flourish with the NO SMOK­ lumr’*' MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE nV E CENTB and Alene Higgins. Reader for the ING signs, St one end and the of­ cantata will be Joan Stratton. and early this year, has Written,a ! We know some local people who The announcer for the entire letti# from his Munich home to would agree with the penal court's i fenders St the other. * . ^ program waa Carol Mooney, third T ttvb sll outside the courtroom General Manager Bichard Marlin, decision on parking meters. grader from Mrs. Herbert Mc­ Members of G. Fred Barnes En­ Dr. RichUr has been transferred was crowded; other newsmen were campment are reminded of the there and other lawyers, and also Cann’s room. A variety of to a amall place abbut 120 miles Ode 1o a Water Man Christmas carols were sung by Cold W a’^ $udaii PaHlament S'oviet Plan Christmas party to be' held Mon­ a good many people not connected north of Munich snd he has some t We'll all have to acknowledge a all the children and each room had day night at 7 o’clock in the lodge misgivings about the ’ transfer. debt of gratitvide to the men who with the court and its business. All hall, East Hartford. Members at­ watclied the three players in the a part In the entertainment. "The offices are located In an old worg for tfie Water Department, The klndergartrtera from Mrs. tending should bring . a marked castle of abput 260 yesrs which did shoit, drama, with nascent judg­ For Region Hits Nations even- if we do get a hit Impatient Robert Olson’s room sang two , gift for each child accompanying not geet yet a central heating s.vs- when,, on oocaslon, rusty eau ments of officials, courts, rules, b r )Sc( eTopsU.S. songs accompanied by their ' them and also a gift, labeled for a tem, so I am expecting the winter comes out of the pipes. and privileged characters waiting boy or a girl, to be given to the with a certain diatruit.'' The Ford Meter Box Co., which, in their minds to be formed by the rhythm Instruments. Thi( songs welfare department. denouemTent, were “Jingle Bells" snd "Santa's By Tonight TiedtoU .S. 5-' ‘\ The former visitor tsys in an­ incidentally, has served the water D6C. 19eA»eI constitution « f thVSudan and other place—"The place where I It was s critical moment, with Helpers." Khar^uin.J^dan, industry for 55 .veara, has a soft P a rlia -' *l*ctoraI laws for the fut^ure par- ( Daughters of Liberty. No. 17, am is rather conaervetive'as it was Spot for water workers, and the future observance of the rule* First and second / graders from \,By TH K ASSfXTATBD PMBBS (A*)— The .Sudanese By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER LO U . will hold its regular meet­ the residence of a small prince in caused to be written this 'm and the future status of the. three Miss Marjorie L ci^ old t’s. room j \^e Weather Bureau at ment * b y i^ s e d the Washington, Dec. 19 {P ?)— men resting upon it. sang "M ary Had a ":^ a b y" and i o m ia n j committee of five Sudan­ ing Tuesday night at 8 o’clock in former centuries . ( pe^ple^ ajre } which the modest water men are Washington''today issped' the Egyptian for. a plebiscite It is becoming ‘increasingly Orange Hail. Following the meet­ here as sober as in s New England The newsman and the lawyer "Wind Through the OliVe Trses." ese be elected by perllamenK,to t c i x A f g h a n allowing us, after ‘some cajoling, following bulletin watming of on self-detertnination and exercise the powers of heed o ( ing, a social uith refreshments in town), so I take advantage of the to reprint here. i |walked away, into an inner office A "group of the giriy ' lold the! clear that a maj'or aim of Rus- Btate under e temporary consUtu- charge of Mrs. Barbara Bell'and good train connection and go back The verse-msker entitled his I where smoking is permitted, with­ Christmas story. y a cold i^ave moving into the adopted A resolution proclaim­ ia’s new jCold W a r strategy .Uon until such a head is elected her committee, will be held. home (Munich) for the weekend." paean, "Making Running Water out protest. A play, ’’The Tree That Ran Northeastern States: ing Sudan a republic today. i^^herever possible to put on Richter also wrote some Men- Jlun." Away,” was presentad. The cast A large mass of very cold air The resolution wiu carried under the final constitution. 3. That the Constituent Aesetn- the^'SDot nations friendly to The Army and Navy Club chester-Munich news, saying hs Onlia for a^ Encore included David, Turner, Kathleen now over the northern Great unanimously. It hsd tt)e support bly consider claims of sqythern the Lmjted States. Auxihary will hold a card party was to meet Ml.ss Jane Wlgrcn. a Men work on earth at many "Some dayi it doexn’t pay to Brouder,. David Bengtson, Robert Plains is sweeping southeastward. of the opposition, which Once, cam­ Touring Reds^ Monday night at 8 o'clock at the former Manchester school teacher things: get up," aomeone once taid. Murphy. David Parker, Judy Cold wave warnings have been Is­ members of parliament for e' fed­ The purpose presumably la to paigned for union with Egypt. eral government for the three club. now teai:hing in an army school at Some till the •oil,"'a feu' are kings; After receiving a itory that Muschko, Janet Ijambcck, David sued for’thp Ohio Valley. ,Weit Vir­ The former Egyptian Minister of try to demoqstrate that for coun­ southern provinces. tries v u ln e r i^ to Soviet power Berlin. But the noblest job beitesth the came in laat lummer and la not yet Gutzmer, Douglas Hartin, Jean- ginia. moot of Pennsylvania and Budaneee AiKairs. Maj. 8alah\ Sa­ Fund Offer Set A ll applications for the annual The people of Sudan elected e an alllapce witlKthe United States "I had to reply to a lot of ques­ sun finlahed, thfa might be the opi.tlon nine Johnson, Michael Orfltelli and New York state. lem. la expected here tomortow „_.*'SnowbaH" dance of the Catholic perltement for the first time lest la a hazardous ae^iatlon . tions about the U.8. about all Is making RUNNING WATER of at leaat one of The Herald’s John Rice. Heidi DellaFerra was Temperatures will also fall to bring the Eiprptian goverh- Tou^i Organization at the State year. It was empowered to decide This strategy is ohe of the prob­ kinds of matters you may imagine, run. staff charged with the duty of the announcer. sharply throughout the Middle A t­ ment’a congratul^bns. At $100 MiUion Armory must.be returned by Tues­ writing local news. the country’s future. But rival lems of Cold War planning Yvlth and after having been over there, Second grade boys from Mrs- lantic states and through Tennes­ After the ^ecting,. members day to St. James' Rectory after It aeemt a pron(inent aervlce political factions disagreed on which Secretary of Stble Dullei some of the questions seem as Some may extol the glamor boys McCann’s room gave a choral read-' see. By Tuesday morning tempera­ from both aides o f ' the House which time only duplicates will be club sent In what appeared to be whether Sudan should be indepen­ and other U. 8. leaders must deal By EUGENE LEVIN curious to mo as sonW of'the in­ Who bring you heat and, light and ing, "Presents." All the children tures are expected to be below shook handr'and exchanged jubi­ recognized. noise. a routine announcement naming zero over much of Ohio, West Vir­ dent or seek union with Egypt. in the months ahead. Kabul, Afghanistan, Dec.| 19 quiries I met in America about from this room sang "A Christmas lant greetmga. Delivered through s pipe or wire the speaker for its next meeting ginia, western ahd northern Penn­ Flehicite Plan Out Dulles late yesterday ratuMed (A*)— Premier Bulganin and life hsre in G erm ai^" Folk Song," "The Coventry Demonstrators celebrated in the American Legion Auxiliary On the more serious side Dr. To make your living standard on a balmy day last aummer. sylvania and New York State. Britain and Egypt stepped in to Washington from Paris whe members meet Monday evening In Carol,” And "Shepherd’s Carol". streets of Khartoum and other Nikita Khrflshchev left by Richter makes three observations. higher. 'The meeting was held and TTie Readings aa low aa 5 below are with a'plen to decide the matter "by for four days he had ronferre the fireplace room of the Legion Robert McNeil wast he ■ololst in Sudanese cities. plane for MosedW tod^, leav­ " I think one of the piinclpdl ad­ Herald, through a spy, luarned that I expected In southeastern Ohio, pleblacltV. and three weeks ago. e with leaders of the North Atlan­ Home on Leonard St. The Christ­ the last song. The resolution asked the Gov­ vantages 1 took, from my visit to Now kilowatts may light your the Bp'eaker wan not the one whose Welt Virginia, and Western Penn­ British sppkesmsn in Cairo an­ tic. Alliance about major new Cold ing behind the promise of a mas party In charge of Mrs; Fran­ Mrs. Theodore Hurl’s fourth ernor General,'Sir Knox Helm, to the Manchester school system ahd house name had been announced. So, we sylvania and a l low as 10 below in nounced hie two powers had War fronts which,' he said,^ Rus­ $100 million long-term loan, cis Dwryer will follow with ex­ And gas may cook you quail and ran a correction. graders sahg "M y Little Dreldql.” h eafyoor home central and northern New York convey the decision to the British agreed on prelimtnar}' steps. the Connecticut Board of Educa^ sia’s rulers have opened In the Mid­ change o f SO-cent gifts. "When the Star Shines," and "The and Egyptian governments and to chiefly for agriculture and tion is the conception to let peo­ grouse, , Later another item came into State. But last Thursday, SudanAe dle Ekuit and A sia... Secretary of Friendly Bepsts,’^ in which Ken­ ask for recognition, ' Britain and electric power developments. ple on the spot run as much as And fry your meat or even boll the office 'concerning Ufe same Low Around 16 Preinler Ismail el AghaH told par­ Defense Wilson and Secretary of man, a representative of a major neth Klement. Limvood Clark, The loan end accompanying pbsalhle of their o.wn affairs and It— The forecast, for the Mancheater- Egypt have ruled Sudan jointly liament his gov'ernment Intended the Treasury Humphrey returned oil company. Seems he was going Robert Rice, Daniel Creamer, since 1899. technical eeaiitance for d e velt^ give them the opportunity to make But .neither one *111 flush your with oil Hartford area reads: to announce Sudeh’a independence together a few hours earlier. Ctelre Smore and Louis Young ment projecta ie more thaq tw l«a the best of U. i think local coun­ toiiet! to be the next speaker forHhe same , RatheY windy this evening, clear Will Draft ConstUation outright. He said he w'as hopeful service club. _ had solos. Parliament also passed reaolu- FrM Europe l^eela Safe the $43 million U.S. technical a M I STAMPS • COINS cils and directors here like the ' Hrrald Photo. This room also gave a play,' and ipuch colder tonight with a all political parties vCvould agree. economic aid program now being . way, although not all the experts Let's not forget old Doctor Bell Aa before, bualneaa intervened, There is a logging operation underway in the woodland of the Hartl tlona that: Dulles said the NATO session tmiTMAN FOLDER . Happy Chonukah.” which had the \few light snow flurries mostly over A British governnHnt spokes­ carried out In the lend-loeduM in my department share this* view. Who showed us how to talk so and our oil comnany friend could foxm between Taylor St. and Parker St. here in town. But the opera­ M,lly sections. Low around 10 de- 1. A constituent Assembly be man said El Azhari h i^ not con­ has'led the free nations of. Europe well not make this second speaking en­ following in the cast. Dennise to feel "more than ever secure.’^ kingdom on the southern border Some of them want to run every­ tion, accordihg to the loggers, is being done according to Weatei-n meth­ Carlson, Curtis Parker. Robert grbM. Tuesday'fair, continued cold set up to draft ahd approve the sulted Britain on the sUn: jif Soviet Aaia. HOBBY SHOPPE thing even In the large cities ..." Through many miles of liny wire— gagement. He had'been scheduled ods in which a large Crane hauls the logs Intact to clbar ground where witn^g-dilgh temperature of 20-26. He did not explain why he thought But talk's no good to quench a to show movies as well. Parmakian. Kathleen Conlon, Mary that was true, but the Paris meet­ \ The Soviets also announced that In another thought on - achools, •they can be sawed. The Roger Sherman Co. is cuttlngNjpwn the pines Lang and Edmond Zaglio. John A aeaponal flurry of snow swirl­ ----- \— RUaala and Afghanistan had agreed Dr. Richter says "M y participation fire! Another' correction. for pilings and rigging blocks. Reo Rouleau, of Wimlsor^-ocks, poses ed over\Connecticut today, but ing reaffirmed western unity and This brings us roughly up to Muschko was stage manager; made plans for a more effective during the four-day Bhlganin- in state grant procedures for with a lumberman’s ax. foracaatcrii'^d it la not snow but Your radio blares forth “each day date. George Danks waa In charge of West European, radar warning Khrushchev ^ e it to Kabul to ex­ municipal secondaW schools lights and Jill RUddell of proper­ "much colaer” weather tonight tend for 10 yeare the neutrality showed me a coufPe of beautiful To bring you music, joke and play. Ob yes, he did speak, finally, tifat will emphasize winter's rapid Strikers Take Loaii^ network. Or sell you soap If you would last week. ing business along tlie \broad i ties. and nonaggreaqlon traaty th^f projects, but towmi can't find peo­ HEATING OILS approach. Dulles had no ..comment on the •Igned in 1931. ple who buy bonds which pay tw*o rather— We w?re not surprised to learn thoroughfare and those dbter-1 The snow, starting an hour or so Planners Deny mined to retain its residon^l | 'disclosure SaturAy that the ad- A fter 1956, the treaty will ho per cent' interest only, the state But soap alone won't -make a that the film projector went on after daylight, w ae^cavier along character. \ nvinlstration has developed a new extended automatically each year taking already a little bit more for' lather! the bllnli and the o,. man will have the coastline than Inlaitd. James Hagerty, right. White'MouslM>rsss‘ secretary, amtiea as hs receives an "honorary degrae The application of the three From Westinghouse (uxbllHon foreign aid program to unless either nation denouncas it, • certain school-building loans to Now none of this is really news to come back to show the movies. MARLOW'S The Weather Bureau 4aid one to o f Doctor of JournalWnc Dietetics fromNPras. Eisenhower's physicians aa they met at press confer­ Allen Request property owners touched off an­ pi-eSent to Congress next month Sign Jolat Statomeat Alrout utilities you use; And Other Fine Stores two inches jivas expected w n g the ence in Gettysburg, Pa. From left are: CM. Thomas Mattingly (partly hidden), chief heart spe- the towns. Moqt pebpla look still other lively debate-at the Nov. 16 for tlie year beginning July 1. V Before the Rneaians’ departura, You know. If jrqu could choose but Number Please shore, with the heaviest falHn the rialist at Walter Reed Hoapital; Dr. Paul DutUey White, Boston heart speciallat; and Tlaj. Gen. How­ at them with the experience of the public hearing at which it was Diilieaxaaid he dith not know what Bulganin and n em ier Mahmoud one, , V The Municipal Building Is at 41 The eastward of extension of Bridgeport-New Haven area. The Pittsburgh, Dec. 19 (/P)— Westinghouse Electric Corp. to­ last monetary reform which cut heard. Atty. Jay Rubtnow, speak- , OREN EVERY NIGHT the budget decisions were.' ard Snyder, the President’s personal physlciatk Dr. White pronounced- Pres. Elsenhower “out of Daud signed a joint etatemeat You'd have ypur RUNNING W A ­ Center St. and the Hall of Records business along E. Center St. has Oil heat is safe, steady^ Inland forecast was for more than most debts to 10 per cent. ing as an individual, oppo.sed the day b^gan lending money to striking emplo.veS for Christmas The (S'^llUon figure is more than danger" from his September heart attack but caidously skirted the second term Issue. tA P Wire- similar to those the Soviet Pre­ TER run! is a t'66 Center St. Many people THIS. WEEK TILL 9 an inch of snow. In a postscript, the German ad- been blocked, at least temporarily, application, stating that If the , and found several hundred persons waiting to accept a t the I (2 billion greater than the amount photo). t V, mier etgned with Indian Prim# know the addresses of those two reliable heat. And it’s mlhistrator, who was very inter­ by the latest, decision o f the Town zone-change were granted, it The snow accumulation waa Columbus, Ohio and Sharon, Pa., plants. Congress voted for foreign aid this Minister Nehru and Burmaeo Pre­ ested In parking metersi comments We’re on the Job-both night and buildings. They appear on all sno))gh to make city streets and day Planning Commission. would open the street for develop­ |KWSItWWlWUIl( N C N IM M M U K f cheap. The big electric app]iance firm*?— —^— ...... — ! year, and ls\ertaln to face rough mier U Nu during the Soviet lesd- — "A s I predicted before leav'i'e-, kinds of letterheads and memo­ ment as another "Berlin Tpke. " the tWq major'parkwaya slippery, era’ viaite In their past month o f And yet we work for more than randums, and furthermore they The decision, which was reached sald\ny employe affected by the _ I CSlI II iseNietie sr Manchester, parkin" • • ft Stats Police at the Westport bar­ One reason fqr the incretjie un- Aslan touring. pay, ; at an executive session late Thurs­ T R U E H I G H Call on US for At­ ■trike apd out of work for 30 days tsi ceNHlciicvr it s t i m is ic s i le c iiiv .fuled Illegal by a penal court which have been part of a vast number ft! racks reduced' the speed limit on doubtedly is that the Soviet gbv- OM of Danger, Bulganin and Daud- Becauae, to us it's reSIly fun can qualify for a (100 loan which luoting Arabs i of legal document!. • day night, and made public yester­ FIDELIT the Merritt Parkway to 25 miles ' ernment. deepite^opeful hints at Sald they’they would "expand tho To make your RUNNING WATER lantic’s famous triple- can be paid back in 'sm a ir pay­ But if a, stranger went looking day denies'an application of three Officers Elcclecl an’'h<^r. A spokesman at the bar- the summit c o n f^ n c e in Juljp, frlsnd)y. political, ooonomle mad run! for either 4l or 66 Center St. he racKs said there were at least three ments after the strike, and without properly owners that would have PHONDGRA refined heating oil with Interest. \ Gut Turk Post now gives every tice of oarry- cultural llnlw’’ between thalPx two would have; a real tough time 6nd- By Wc'Tho Group rear n d collisioha on the'parkway ing-on unrelentingly ’ I Cold War. countriw. Can’tcha Read? Ing it. 'There hgve never been rezoned a stretch of E. Center, but noire of them was serious. The company rnsocpisdc the ' first nrai i w ^You*Aff Spun east of Walker St., from Res­ ’129*’ x„’199 the new additive that . New Dcyeloi No priY'ileged characters do numbers posted on the buildings. stoercoQ- Skids loans -at the Sheran plavt where I I I T I t * 11 K to ‘ idence A to Business I. about 4.300 InternaUonel Unloni * V ~ ' ■ em The last few days rought. a ment and x ban on xtomle MILLER PHARMACY business with the . Manchester Custodian Bill Bray took the Mr. and Mr.^i. Michael Haberern Aa theXssaaon’s worst blast of HertfOrt? Dec. fP) Con- Involved were the properties of Pot-ferfron's helps keep sludge of Electrical Wopk

^ V ■ ' ' '» V - •.:■ ■• ■- ■: - ■■ . .■■ , .: - : ‘ ;■ ,. •:. :• ■ ,,- , .. . •; , X T N k G Z r O V R IIANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, -DECEMBER 19, 1955 * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECRM^EIV 19, 1955 PAGE in V B cluded not. only well-child confer- W. Chandler Jr. will apeak on waa scheduled for Tueaday, but »■ encM at which general physical "Christmas In Japan” and there New/York Stalls Wilde aaid It may havt to be ad* WqppinK Boltoii examinations were given but den­ will be carol ainging and a gift journed and reset to a date not R>R A U HOUSIHOLD tal cllnica, vision and hearing exchange. Hoatessea include Mrs. ;neral Life Bid later than Jan. 94. clinics, vaccination and immuniu- Richard C. Olmsted, Mrs. Daniel Directorp of both Srma have aip- FUtL PURPOSES Fire Officials Ask Chief Seeks Children ’a A id tton sesaipna. Buccino, Mrs. Thomss Bentley, proved the plan aa "the beat poeM- ■ Orchestra' Praised ^ Mra. E. Pierce Herrick and Mrs. On National Fire bte tiling" for policyhdidera and MEANS For New Building The school orcheatra which play- Robert Spencer; stockholders of both companies. To Prevent Holiday Blasses ad at last week's Nativity pageant ' Auxilary Meeting Hartford. Dec. 19 Con­ The plan la to exchange one lies been singled - out for special The Women's Auxiliary necticut General Ufa Insurance share of Connecticut General stock OLb QOMPANrS ‘Wapplng, Dec. 19 (Speciell- pnlse by many who viewed the Fire Department wnl meet ton Co.'s-plans to buy the Naltlonal for every three and one half eharea a reesAt meeting of the Bolton, Doc. 1 »—With Ca»rt»aBM»niork*d flameproof or fire retards event. Comprised of two ac­ at the Firehouse at 8 o'clpck.^The Flre'Insurtnca-Co. have been held )Of National Life. Connecticut LEHI6H FUre Department, ClUef Richard trooa bataf decorated for the week- ant. Special kautlon - is---- given-— *--• that ♦ Jonea, - Awaletant Chief Charles cordions, two trumpets, a clarinet meeting will also be a Christmas up by the New York State Insur­ General has 600,000 ' shares out­ oad, n r# CMef PeUr Massolinl electric trains nevir be set up-uii- and four violins, the group meets Stokera.,aiid OH Baraers SoM aMI and Lt. Raymond Elliaon der the tiee. celebration and p iem b ^ nre re­ ance Department, Connecticut standing and National Fire, 000,- h u diatrlbuted a timely iaaue of once a week for Instruction and General Prealdent Fraser B. Wilde 000. Serviced Promptly- aad CflteiaBtly. appointed a committee to a amall rapei'. "The Junior Fire Volunteer firemen of' the local practice with Mrs. Lydia<. Alien, minded to bring in g rM ^g gifts. Inveatigate the matter of expand­ departi.iept join the Junior Fire '<■ Library Haiiee said last night. . , National Fife, which writes all ed fin protection. Harahal,'' to alt Ills Junior Fire music supervisor. kinds of insurance except life, IfarahaU . . . the entire student Mar.F' in urging everyone to ob- Ceclle Pepin and Robert Morra The Public UbrMy will be closed Wilds did pot disclose whgt the Becaiuie ot the rapid rekidential iMdy of th# liilementary School. serve fire safety rules at CSirist- pj^y accordion; Raymond Streeter on Monday, Dec./26 and again on aneg was. but said "conferences" would become an affiliate of Con­ growth , in the north and eaatern mas and have extended their greet­ .Ian. 2 In view of the fact that both viftth the department on the pro­ necticut General, which ranks as 8. Eg WILLIS A SON, Ince eecUons of the town, pressure la Hi# paper, supplied by the Vol- and Flllott Bailey, trumpet Carol X MAIN ST. — TEL. BU 1-5166 UBtser Fire Department, carries ings and best wishes for a safe as Weat.Tlarinet and Carolyn Mather, days are legal holidays. ,It wtM posed 90 million dollar ptock ex­ one of the largest capital atock being brought to expand the asieral intcrestint: articles but well ar "Merry Christmas." Nancy Maneggla, Peter Jablon and be open on Tuesday and Friday change deal have "disclosed diffi­ organlxatlone in the life insurance town’e fire protection. major •nphasis i# placed on Made Ufettme Member Thomat McKinney,, violin. » from 7 unjril 9 p.m.; Wednesday culties as ye^ unresolved." Industry. The present firehouse was huUt Since both Connecticut General In 1938 and the town at that time Christmas fire safety. Warnings Mia. Roy Bosworth of Vernon WfICS Chrlatmaa Party from 2:3p to 4:30 p.m., knd Sat­ Include the fact that a spark from l^d. received a lifetime member­ urday, 3H.30 to 3:30 p.m. and National Fire have llcenaes to purchaaed one pumper which la The meeting of WSCS tomorrow do business in New-York State, the OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL t etui in operation. In 1045, another tree tl(hta has caused a bad fire ship in the local PTA last week in night at 8 o'clock at the church PiiMIr Records have______frayed______light cords recognition Of her outstanding deal comes under scrutiny of the pumper was purchased. will be the group's traditional Warranty Deeds: Robert D. Val^ New York insurance department. , F When the present firehouse wm Personalized ’ F andli^’are advised to select a | service as chairman , of the Well- entine to Robert P. and Bertha-T. the elippere yon give, ■mall tree rather than a Igrge one;, child Committee of the local unit. Christmas party. Members will Meanwhile, the Hartford, Cou- erected, the site was based on Us exchange 6/0 cents gift# and reveal Stephens; to RotfSTf W. and Made- for tnxnrioaa wnnnth geographical location In the cen­ to keep tt outdoors until a day or It wes’'the firet time iny local ilhe C. Agnew; to Russell I-. and rant qpoted "Informed Pourcea" memberhad been so honored. Pres­ themselves.to their secret pels dur­ here ai aaying the New York de­ ter of the town. The problem of in gold leaf! two before Christmas and to set ing the'evening. They are also re­ Ramona E. Potterton, thiM prop­ It in wet saiid or water when It is entation waa made by Mra. Robert erties pn.Fernwood Dr. Russell L. partment may be holding up a de- getting to fires from that aits to brought Indoors. It should also be McHUtchlnaon, State, Diatrict di­ minded of the 60 cent contribution and Ramona E. Potterton to Rob­ ciiioP under a New York State in­ e northern and eaatern sections kept away from radiators, heat- rector. to the Church School, fund., Re­ ert D. Valentine, property bn Kee­ vestment law. ' beaded town has been that much of trs, ftreplaoes or stairs. It should Mre. Boeworth who recentijv rer freshments are bejng/Irranged un- ney Dr. and Annabelle L. Usarelll The ^ p e r said, the sourcea ex­ the area is on an uphill grade and OILSKIN •ot Mock an exit. signed her committee post, has dert he direction Mrs. Dester to Philip E. and Mary-Ellen Ixmg- plained thkt "aome New York laws heavy fire apparatus is slowed Gower ot North Coventry, chslr- are very definite in their qualifica­ down considerably. There ^ o u ld be no worn or completed seven snd a half yeara streth, property on Rt. 8. A site for the new fire com­ of uhusual service in the interest mfen of the hostesses committee. tions of certain investments that moccasins* h: frayed, wirm. no looee .aockete, on Society’s Party Tomorrow life Insurance companies may hold pany was discussed recently and tree Bkht eets. New eeti ehoiild of. local pre-schpol children. She Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ will , probably be sought in the SLICKERS hear the eeal of the Underwriters’ hail been cited for her extensive The Lsidles Benevolent Society ton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph In other Insurance companies." y will hold 11#! Chi'stmas meeting Wilde said that stockholders' lavlebly coilarMl w ith upper Ellington Rd. or Dart Hill l.aboratories apd the sw'ltch for and thorough work by the State D'ltalla, telephone, Mllchell S-SIIS. flection, which would be much Gift Packaged -in Cellophane turning' the lights on or off should Department of Bfealth and by atato and party torhorrow at 8 p.m. at -proxies are "overwhelmingly in white bunny fur support" of the dePj. nearer to the new homes being he a aafe distance from the tree. conventions of PTA. The health the parish rdom of the Congre­ Good Uirk is a lar,y man's lli built than- the present site. I- program, under her leadership, in' gational Church. Mra. Theodore estimate of a worker's success. A general atockhdideri' meeting Omaaimts should be fireproof, or The committee will have . t o . Mmmm! consider the type of fire equip­ *!■> ment to be located at th e, new quarters,, obtaining men for a new What colors! fire company, and the changing of $ 99 the town’s fire alarm code. The m department’s regulations will ePiN K have to Be sent to the Board of e'TURQUOISE Fire Commissioners for their ap­ «*What an EA SY w ay e LIGHT BLUE proval. Then all expenditures eRED would come before the Board of Guaranteed > Finance and eventually to a town • WHITE meeting for approval Waterproof y to do Christm as Shoppins • BLUE (ChristmM P arty The Mothers' Club will hold its SIZES 4 to 10 annual Christmas party tomorrow . and w hat W onderful glftsl*’ night at 8 o’clock at the, home of Mrs. Marjorie Files, opposite me Four luscious colors Community House. Members are all asked to bring a 50-cent gift to keep her cheery K •' -s . V-. -i I for exchange. The, program will In­ \ clude the wrapping of Christmas when it's dreary. baskets for shut-ins. This will be •V ' This Dasllin^ RemembeK... followed by carol singing. Mrs. Sky Blue, Yellow, Stella Zaleski is in charge of the Any purchase fMm SIoaji'a may program. Red, Pink.' ' Hohool Menus CONVOY COAT be returned for k cheerful ex- :•> roe. The menu for the Wapplng School this week’ follows: Today, change or a prompt rtfund! *•*••••••• S H E 3 " \ is.1 only spaghetti, cabbage salad, jam and Smartly fashioned and 825 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER peanut butter sandwiches, fruit; Tuesday, frankfurt.s and sauer­ expertly tailored with kraut, mashed potato, bread and solid brass snaps, large A. butter, vanilla pudding;- Wednes­ patch pockets and soft t l 4 » day', beef noodle soup and crack­ corduroy-lincd collar —• itiy ■av r BBtip'BMm-Bayf BfcM# ato y WMF W W BiMF BfcMMfcW BtoF WMF W W BtoF I ers, tuna fish sandwich, cake vp ^QPe ^QPe 1 squares; Thursday, honiemade plus a stormy weather CLO VES for a BUCK! baked ham, parsley, potatoes, throat piece for extra • zelan^reatedcotton poplin! pickle, celery sticks, buttered peas. protection. Teamed with roll.H and butter, mints and nuts: a head-hugging cloche or • quilted cotton lining I i JUST in TIME for QHRiSTMAS Friday, scrambled eggs, potato sou'wester for -pretty and we ^ mean $1.001 ^hlps, ‘ buttered wax beans, jam • 4 metal hook closings! sandwich, fruit. Milk with all protection. Sizes 10 to So much warmth combined with so much beauty—at such 20. _ ^ ■ • 2 p^tch pockets! - meals. a modest little price! You’ll want several pairs in a variety 4 * “Thon 1 spoitG d a new kind of phone that seemed Manchester Evening Herald Wap- of coloi's when you see the pretty convcrsation-makiiig • detachable quilt-lined hood! perfect for Aunt Edith’s bedroom. An Illuminated Dial ping correspondent, Sirs. Annie touches; the pretty jeweled and headed trims. At long last • a world of colors! Phone — the dial lights up automatically when you lift Collins', telephone, Mitchell S-44I9. —knit gloves with an imiwrtant fashion aiy! Black, white and pastels m small, m^ium and large size.s. Also wool _ BsizMS,M,L. iO' the receiver! It’ll be a real comfort to her.” and n.vlon stretch gloves in ton Chrf.stmas-gay colors! ' ® p oir (;, . . <• others from $10,99 i

■ i ' NOW! m ' y by X TV SERVICE fcTt '"v:' d a y . Mother dropped a hint. She uked if I’d gem the beautiful beige phone Mrs- Guthrie had i $ ' in hef/iivlng room, next door.’ I "X, ^ '* PER • r . v ____the ne^t day, I stopped in at the telephone office to RCAVICTOR CALL X see/iae^ h e new colore^ phones for myself. And I found they By PETI ILSON At hkve EIGHT lovely decorator colors to choose from!” l-.w P ■ - 4

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iUm rl|»Btrr Bccrtt Of No Soerote? Domestic Spat Labor Ex-Official Gives State We can imdgine certain public " Drooflles MARLOW'9 Skywatch Schedule And Other Flaa Btorea Enmits lirraUn figures taking the news that Com­ By ROUBB FBICB Results iu Fire, Gets Mental Care $2,5(H)9000 a Year ay munist nauon'mililar;.' observers OPEN EVERY NIGHT w a » 6 weiB^ Invited to witness the Unit-, Death to Man Tuesday, Dec, 20 ^ New York, Dec. 19

r 2-.- - T-. -5.-' 1 . - I t ^ ‘V \ ' ■: \ \ " >v.: ■ / . \ •UNCRESTU EVENTNO HERALD. MANCRESTEB. OQNM., MONDAY.^ECEMBER. 19, 1956^. '•u lllANCmSTEB; EVENING HER4LU, MANGH18TBR. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1955 ondary schools throughout -New PregiiRnt Woman Church Council WDJRO^iaM wcn»-i4ia Paratrooper Hurt President Named England and eastern New York. 3 T " Traffic Deaths Admitted to Bar For Christmas WKNB—84# Daily Radio wno—taoe Other new offloers: Silk Tow n Notesy Quotes Visitmg 111 Baby By Student Unit Sue Sparrow, Emma Willard An immediate ettdfa Escapes Injury Distributes Gifts FRESH STOCK OF WCXX>»19H' Eastern Standard TIaae WMAY—#10 School, Troy. N. Y.. aeemtary, and In Connecticut By EARL YOST Arthur Moss, )—ponald Windsor, Dec. 19 (g^-Mark Sli- Mt. Her.mon, Mass., treaSiirer. MOTOROLA and RCA TV SETS -UCnim V*. Manhattan FlynL a 95-yaar-oId paratrooper vsrman of Brooklins (Mass.) high yoursNn idoii os you H it 300 in ’55 ulaa are eupplj^ toe radio Talleit. tvneral manacer of aii«(ira«n, 92 -Ollvar Rd.: Pr. Jean A pregnant woman en route to The Manchester Council ef RiMies. Rederd Flayen, HI.R SeH. P^t subject TO steiloned at Fort Bragg.^Nw.C., got school waa elected president of the bocoiTM Vi^Kcylieliilir ^ Louis Hebert, 68 Oakwood Rd.; managamenu and are ttT1(>-l.ona Raitgai* f- > automobile agency in Manchester the hospital narrowly escaped in­ Churches again this year will min­ WDRC- _ _ _ e special furlough because hla aix- New gkigland Student Government my TH* ASSOCIAtED PRESS John,Hull. 78 White St.; Edward change wttnout nouce. II—Mr aen Ja«p monUi-oUl baby is til- is Alfred Rushey, 83 Division St., jury'thix. morning when the car in ister to the nearly 125 perfona in W^TH-D.lwUTa Mrttarr Aatn., which wound up an annual FRESH CANDY j SUN u p E: WJUi‘l2 more days to go before Kubasek, 11 Lllfu: St.; Henry which she was riding was struck 4iie— He was Just a few miles from conference here yesterday. of So'timene. Inc. A1 stretches out Lucas, 71 Bald%vln Rd.; '^lllism Manchester's - convalescent a n d BARLOW'S WHAY-Mualc Mercllaat WHAY—UCoaa ,va. Manhattan home yesterday when his car went Whitman, Schrafft. P. # S. the end of the year, traffic deaths to six'feet, seven inches... Robert broadside by the front end of a. WOCO—R «»rO Ravu- Kvaaina tlood Mutio H« succeeds Nchard Mansfield Choriei S. Lynn. 417 Hartford Qd.; Wnlter pickup truck which akidded on boarding homes. Gifts will be pre­ SALES and SERVICE wicmh-n____ _ -Raqueat MaUnta out of control and overturned. of the Hotchkiss School of Lake­ Candy Cupboard in Connecticut have passed the 300 Finnegan of Moriarty Bros.. fuel McNally. 6 Morse RA.j; James sriow past the stop sign 'at Bitck- WTIO—Uaplilncu WTl','—l, i i 1*41 when, 415 persons were Wiled 52 Bofton Rd.; Ji^n Rega, 141 W. after 9:30 a.m. 'his condition was listed as good. Room off the Avery, Court, can be Manchester and surrounding Center St.; Edward Mse, 107 Mrs. Beatrice Taft. 35, of 97 Rev. John E. Post Is the chslrmsn. WCCC—Itocurd Revua Tha hoapital said that if all goes on streets and highways.' towns..'. Newest member of the mCNB—Requeat Hetlota WURcI^u^rey .i^anf Me^ts seen through Jan. 8. A' loan cx- Fatal accidents yesterday in Summer St.; Enrico- Rufinl, 34 Mather St., was brought to the This activity 1* being carried out da WTIU—ain a waisa ^^WOTH—Voice of nreatemr as expected, Flynt will be out of hibllion Of prints iUuatraUng Wallingford and Ellington were reporting staff of the editor^ da- Lynesa St,; Gardner Rignor, 51 Manchester Memorial Hospital by this week under the leederahip' of Koibr tha hospital by Christmas. pairtment at the Herald is Robert Grant Rd.; Luclen Vegl^rd, 12 the W. P, Qutsh ambulance. Unin­ -WOTH-'Wax Work WHAY—UConn va. Manhattan Christmas themes. the sooth and SOlat in Connecticut Shaw of Andover. A honor grad- the Rev. RuaSell.Peery, assoelatje WTIC—Boston PoM ureneatra. Kpeolal Events , since Jan. 1. Alice Dr.; Thomas Walsh, 82 jured, eh*' completed her trip to minister of Center Congregatlonjkl *'§HAY—R-Betty Ktifthall 'raient Ucouu White St-.;--Jerry Willlsms, 120 Hartford Hospital in the same am­ Manchester's Oldest WOCO-RW C U Q ~ R od ^ Re'vu. Flresteae Tuesday, Dec. 30 at }9:30, Re­ pour: Die o\-er Weekend * Church. Also, the committee will WKNB—Request Matinee l : S » - corded Uusio, , Bbhm. Wal- CHRISTMAS WEEK STORE HOURS The victims were among- four Waddell R^; James P. Tierney, 61 bulance. sponsor Christmas {arol sings at rwith Fineit WTIO-Wldow Brown WHAY—UConn vs. Mnnbntuta killed by automobiles in Connecti­ S. Alton St.; -Robert Tierney, 19 .She had been riding In the front' tne homes on Chriatmks day. WDjgC—ti^KpJby. W TlC—Teieim-ine Hour Atheneum Noles -thcr and Buxethude— Christmas AH First Nationol Super Markets W ill .Be Drive B'A Ernest Hull, Hartford", passenger seat when the pickup Feeilitiet w o t Work WDRC—Jack Carson organ mqsic. * cut during the weekend. IVo fatal truck slid Into the right rear door, Through Herman Johnson of WGTH-NIgbt Music Thursday, Dec. 22 at 12»S0, Re­ fires broiight the weekend violent Joseph Hildreth, 16 Silas Rd.; Wil­ Emanuel Liitheran Church, an­ Y—Betty Klmbau t;U— fred Desroslers, 188 McKee St., severely damaging the vehicle, WCCC—Record Relnew WHAY—UConn vs. Manhattan SpeciAl ExhlblUonn corded. Music, Bach—Magnificat in death toll to six. twisting It around, and pushing it other .member of the committee, w iW B —Mntinee WTlC—Triephiina Hour OPEN Thursday and Friday Connecticut missed being and Bruno Ladyga, 39 Horton Rd. WTlC—Pepper Yeung 'WOMi—Bing t^sby “Connecticut Academy 0|J Fine D Major, including four Christmas onto a parklet. ' Htrald Photo. an appeal wia made through the Interpolatione. charged with a fifth weekend traf­ ^Honored for 15 years of driving Atty. Herbert A. Lane WDRC—Cal Kdiby WOTH—Nisht Music Arta” exhibition, Avery Court and without an accident by the Reginald Smith, 24, of 97 Mather' Open Forum column of The Herald WOTH—Wax Work liS S - Sunday, Dec. 26, C hlg^aa Day. fic death by only 18 inches when a St., waa driving the cab weat on the for intereeted people to entertain WHAY—UConn vS. Msnhattsa Print, Room, continuing ' through Sealtsat Co., Was milk route de­ WHAY—Record Rodeo WTlC—Baud uf America Museum closed. ' ' Dm . 22nd and 23rd until 9 p.m. Greenwich woman was Wiled early turnpike. Arthur M. Van Slcklan, Atty. Herbert A. Lane, 67 one or more of these elderly people Jan. 8. Winter exhibit of paint- Saturday that distance inside the livery man O. Herbert Wright of " WOCC—Record ReMew WDRC-Araoa^n' Andy Inga and acuptures by many local 279 oak S t...P hil Holway, prom­ 64, of Community Rd., Wapping, Princeton St„ associated with the in their homes on Christmas Day. - WKNB—Matinee ^ WGTH-NIgbt Music Kew Yoric state line, in ftye, about driver of the truck waa arretted on Each Sunday in December, the WnC-wNcwa S:«S- artiata; many of which are for sale a quarter of a mile from her home. inent member of the Manchester law firm of Leasner A Rottner, 821 WORC-News s WHAY—UConn vs. MnnhatUa to tbe public. . Country Club and a resident bf. a charge of paaathg a stop sign. Main St., since Sept. 14. 1954 was committee sponsors a service of WOTH—Bob and Ray ' WTlC—Band ol America The dead:. The - first accident caused an­ worship in two of the larger ills— ■ WDRC—Arons 'n' Andy "The Society o f Connecticut Mrs. Helen Jacobs, 21, of Meri­ Coventry, has quatifled for -Israel admitted to practice as an at­ WHAY-Record Rodeo ^^WGTH—Night -Music PAPER-MATE PENS Piitnam,. top category of tbe Con- other minor one wheij a car driven torney before the Connecticut Bar homes—Laurel Mano. Home on <>aftsmen’’ exhibition. Special Ex- den, killed Sunday in a-truck-car by Peter Markowtkl, 52, of East Chestnut St. and Green Lodge on WCCC—Record Review htbtUon Okllery, through Dec.-31. 1.49 to S.00 / crash in Wallingford. nscUcut General L4fe Insurance on Dec. 16 at a Short Calendar WKNB-MnUrteo WHAY--J

was out of •commlaaton betwean Christmas Overseas Postpone Meeting 11 Derailed Boston and Bralntrea for teverxl TWUA Council ^Vetoes Cold Wave Estes, Adlai Afay Clash Soviet Plan Red Pledge Tops U. S.' Engaged^ hours. A railroad apokesman'^aajd Of School Board two of tha cars conUUned new .In Boston Yard automobiles while tYree other! For Region Hits Nations Two Gift"Givmg Fetes continued tclevkion tubes. Distribution of $50,000 First in New Hampshire Assistance to Afghan The special meeting of the Board Boston, Dec., 19 (A”)—Eleven The spokeaman xud the' derail­ or EkIucatiOh that was called' fbr cxra of xn 83-cxr freight trxln ment started with the 13th car of (Oontbwed from Page Cne) tonight to consider the posaibip jumpito the trxeka In the Dorcha*-- the freight train, a Switching en­ Decision Announced by By Tonight Tied to U S. (OMlfaMed freas Pag* Om ) Mark Yuletide in Cuba gine being hauled to the Hlngham 4 _____ offer of a school lite has been ter dlttrle t yesterdxy in "such wild Naval Ammunition Depot. atlon with sornp of- Elsenhower’s Rioting Arabs hla country’a policy of neutralityi Havana, (Xiba, Dec. 19 UK vmoro wealthy among Cdbana had postponed until Dec. 28. dtaxrrxy thxt one cxr landed 200 Paton to Members at (Oontfaiued troBB Paga.Onc) Obituary . The switching engine apparently " (Uonttoned from Pag* Ona) closest associates' -U ttHrjF^esident In the Cold War. Cuban paranta' face two' present- adopted* the Uhlted 8tate*-type The meeting night w.aa moved feet xvxy tin front of a dwelling. ^Meeting} Reilly Loses doesn't run-again, ind that to do giving lielldaystelKT during the - Ghriat-- . CAiristmaa. Now It has 'spread to was .lauled off the tracks for some R O A STIN G c h i c k e n s Gut Turk Post an Afghanistan demand that five ' ' In a news conference after the back because of the unavailability The .derailment to e up f.OOO distance until it hit a Biding sva’itch. and Big Falls, Minn., cOldest of the that he must enter- a -number of mas eaaeon. Children received gifia Others. Aa early as mid-November of Wilfred Maxwell, town plan­ ' In Bid for Top Post season. Bismark, N. D., had -30. million,I tribesmen in western Ruaslans' left, Deud Inalatcd hie feet of New Haven Railroad track Then it tumbled over and brought primary races. C3iristmas decorations go up in ning adminiatrator. Who is on va­ along the mein line to the South the othier cars off the tracks, a For your Christmas dinner, you surely want ths Mlnnaapolls-St. Paul shivered In Pakistan be given an opportunity government had "aigned no ^ r e t and from V Three' Wise Men on atoiret, and shop windows are filled cation thia week.- IbmlMra of X«cal 63, Textile -20 cold, a record low for the date. The filing deadlines before Feb. In Jerusalem Deiiths Shore and Cape Cod. railread official said. capons or chickens you can buy and that is what. to set i(p a new atate. agreement on any matters po­ Jan. 9. W ith'gift suggesUona. Imported Maxwell, ,aa a member of the No one waa Injured and passen­ Workers Union of Americs, AFL< Chicago had low of 2 above, -15 come In Illinois Jan. 23; Alaska Until re,cant yeara moet Cubans evergreen trees are sold from ride- have to m U. Tender, meaty, clean, plump and ^uicy? yofi Feb. 1. West Virginia Feb. 4, Ohio Thif Would take away almost litical or military." Town Planning (Jommiaaion staff, ger service on the Old Colony Une CIO, m eived otticial word yester- coldest of the season, with a fore­ (ContlBMd -from Page One) Mra. Janetto E. Shanal followed, only the Latin American walk ataadi. has figured promlnenUy In negoti­ will find them the most delicious ever. / cast of 8 below for Tuesday night. Feb. 8, New Hampshire Feb. I t half ,of western .Pakistan’s terri­ Mra. Janette Eleanor fichanal, "There waa no agreement con­ custom of showering toyi on ^eir Use Simulated Snow was switched to undamaged tracks dsjrtkst the union's nsUon&l execu- and Minnesota Feb. 18. - tory. Pakistan Is an ally of the trary to the foreign policy of any ations for the proposed school site, with only slight deiayr in tha Sun­ TTie aub-zero cdli- now over cast an appeal for calm as the 37, drift of Veto fichanal of 67 VU- cjiildren on Jan, 6, the feast which Simulated snow scenes among in the northeast aecUon of town. day traffic. tiY* council had vetoed their pro- much of the Midwest was expected Wjthin the following month the cabinet met to discuss the internal United States and a key nation in lage St., Rockville, died this morn­ other country," he declared, ad­ commemoratea the Three Wise tite* lecorations somehow do not poaal to withdra«^ 680,000 from to intensify in the next 24 hours lists close in Pennsylvania Feb; 20, the chain of alliances across ing at Hartford Hotpijal. ding that the accords "were baaed Men’s presenting gifts to the Christ The .aite, wbi-di covers between One of the derailed cars knocked PERFUMES ROGER OLCOn ■Ituatlon. Lt. Gen. John Glubb, seem out of place despite the aub- IS and 20 acres, ^crisps land own­ their treasury and distribute it and below zero temperatures Were Wisconsin March 2, Masscchbsetts Southeast Asia and the Middle She waa bom in Rockville May on Afghanistan’s policy of neutral­ child. On Chrlatmas Day, 'exchange' trOpical run and warm sea winds. over two utmty pole.? depriving The Worid'a Finest Brenda 403 West Center Street MItchaU 3>7«58 •monc themselves. in prospect for much of Ohio, and Florida March 6, New Jersey chief of staff of the Arab Legion, East. 16, 1918, and was the daughter of ity.” of preae'hU, If any, usually was re- The Cuban government tola ed by the deveiopera of Parker 800 homes in the area of electricity B«t, aRcr hearing the news, at W irt Virginia and northern Penn- March 8 and Oregon March 0. attended. ...Russia also granted a 9100 mil­ William and Victoria Swider Butler The announcement' of the m:o- '^Btni^ted to adults. year will diatributa 200,000 food Heights and Country Homes, about for about an hour. Several rail­ OiSlr monthly meeting at Tinker lylvanla and New Yovk state. Five states and Alaska have lion loan to Afghanistan, an of Rockville.' nomic agreement said the Russian But now the custom .of pllihg' a mile south of the Vernon town road light signals ‘also were Arthur Drug Slorit Jordan’s Wime Minister, Hazza avowed, neutral In the East-West packages — each of which will in­ line and a half mile west of Buck- Hall, the members proceeded, to Reading’s as low as 3 below were filing deadlines for primarles-by or Majali, • yesterday , received the Besides her husband, she leaves aid would be devoted particularly toys undar a decorated evergreen clude $1 — so the poor can hold knocked over. ’The signal system glTa_ an overwhelming vote to their Mpected in southeastern Ohio, before mid-February, and six conflict. ' three'' daughUrs, Sharon Lynn, to construction ot electric power tree^on, Christmas Day, courtesy their family dinners on Christmas ley School. Advertise in The Herald—>It Pavs Egyptian and Syrian envoys in 2. ' Moscow finally agreed aIo Norman Rausch, who wants to praaldent. Matthew Patou, who was West Virginia and. western Penn­ others by mid-March. Among Amman to outline his country's Karen Beth anij, Nancy Ann: and stations, agricultural and. irriga­ of Santa Claur, alio has been Eve. The dollar will be used to buy ’’ John llsi?y Pholo •eeUng reelecUpn In a contest with sylvania and as low as 10 -below them are seyegal Knowland might admit 16 countries to the United one brother, Leonard A. Butler, all tion developments, automobile re­ hdopted. ' ■' a young tender pig for roasting. build tto 80-home development^ LMira Ellaabeth Page be expected to enter if he becomes new policy toward Middle East Nations, including a dozen it had of Rockville. RhUgloua Celebration that will be known as Park< their iormor leader, Frank Reilly. in central and northern New York alliances. pair shops and expansion of tha On Jan. 6 the government will The vote was Paton, ISl, and State. • * a candidate. vetoed when Nationalist China Mrs. Shanal waa a ihcrot)«r of the Kabul /airfield. Traditionally, Chriatmaa in Cuba distribute truckloads of toys to Heights, haa indicated he will do­ Mr. and Mra. Joseph M. Skinner IteiDy, M. ReiUy had been presi­ Raps ’Package Deal’ The government 1( expected to vetoed Outer Mongolia. But the American Legion Auxiliary and the U a reUgloua and family celebra­ nate.land for the school site. ^ I s Subzero readings were common issue a statement explaining its The agreement said details of .poor chlMren. of no Tanner St. annource the. dent o( the Local for 16 years be­ today over the .jorth central por­ ' Knowland himself criticized Soviets vetoed all efforts to admit Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux­ the 100 million loan and other as­ tion. Members of the family gather Between the two religioua. fessta hoped that a similar a g re ^ e n t fore finally stepping aside last what he desi'ribed as the adminis­ attitude toward current negotia­ Japan, an ally of the United States iliary, . , late Chrlati.;.aa Eve, known as can be reached with Green/Manor engagement of their niece. Laura tion of the nation and southward tions with Britain on the Baghdad pects of the development nrogram Cubans will' celebrate the i New feeling of the member- to southern Nebraska, northern tration’s "aquiesser.ee” In a pack­ and an anchor of the American Funeral aervicea will be held would be worked out in later talks '"Noeha Buena" or the Good Night, Year aa it la celebrated tba world Estates, which has plans to estab­ Elisabeth Page, to Jar.ee Raynor Pact. defense syste'ln in the western Thurad^ at 8:15 a.m, from the lish, ultimately, the (iO-hqiise Coun­ Choose These Gifts For Men ahlpV'Ss reflected in the vote, was MissoUTTand northern Illinois. age deal under which four Com­ and surveys by “competent repre­ for a feast of young roast pig, over,, with parties in homes, Riker, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Law­ in mailmd contract to ^ e mem- munist -countries were admitted to One person was killed and seven pacific. Burke Flineral Home at 29 Park black beans and rice and fried try Homes developmen' HaroM BegUa Below freezing temperature.? sentatives” of the two govern­ - t theaters and nightclubs. rence RiKer ot "Lawrelea,” High­ ben’ attltade last year, when they the United Nations last, week along were hospitalized when troops 3. In the Middle East, the So­ St. In Rockville, with a solemn ments. bananas. • At midnight on New Years Ev4. land Park. reached southward Into the Ohio, broke up two de'monstratlona yes­ viets condemned Israel for a raid requiem Maaa at 9 o'clock at St. EX-dUN m akM d ie s ! ' were atronily urging Reilly to take Hawld Baglin, tenor aofolst of valley and northern Texas. Ontv with 12 non-Communiat nations. T h / call for self-determination Then off they go at midnight to they will eat 12 grapes for gOod Misa Page is tli* daughter of the presidency again. He foresaw it as a poixible fore­ terday. Outbursts also were re­ on Syrian military positiona a Bernard's Church. Burial will be for subject peoples was a veiled al old -cathedrOl or to a modem , Branford, Dec. 19,'^P hineia M. the late Mr. . afid Mrs. Arthur South Methodist diurch, will sing the southern tips of Florida anil In St. Bernard’s Cemetery. luck, one grape for each mOnth. Hw ifelecUon of Paton yesterday runner to a air.lila^' arrangement ported in NaDlus, Hebron, Jericho weqk ago. 'iTie Soviet poattion waa slap S t Afghanistan's southern airconditipned fihurch to attend Then they will aymbolically/clean Talcott, 73, a fom er New Havetv .Gerry Page of Boston, Mass., and constituted a Mrlhday present for "The Lord's Piuyer" during the Texas escaped where a balmy 68 and Ramallah. parallel to that of aome weatem Friends may oall at the funeral (Dommunit^ Carol Sing in Center was recorded at Key Vyest. Fla. next year which might bring Red neighbor, Pakistan. The latter has "Lx Miea^Del Gallo,” or the Maas house by tossing a pail of water gun machinery mfcnufsffilurer. was Orland. MiMne- Bbe is a graduate From HOUSE’S - The Men’s Store home Tueaday front 7 to 9 p.m. the Veteran union l ^ e r . He Snow flurries touched the upper China into the U.N. Demonstrators in Hebron at­ powers, including Britain. But repeatedly rejected Afghan de­ of the rooster. into the street, oftefi to the dismay 'found dead in tala four-room home of WestbroM Junior College, Portr readied his 70th birthday today. Park tomorrow night. The festival He said In an interview presi­ tacked Offices of the U.N. Relief beyond. that It waa clearly part of and Wednesday. from 2 to 5 and Before- the last war only the yesterday. A /medical examiner la being sponsored by Methodist Great Lakes region with little ac-i 7 to 9 p.m. mands that the five million Path-- Of those passing by. land, Maine,' and - at present is A In the only other contest yester- cumulation reported except at dential aspirants of both parties, and Works Agency for Palestine a Russian policy of doing every­ an tribesmen in West Pakistan b« said death stoa a result ot natural senior Xt the'^University of Con­ Csy. IQchael Kleinschmtdt was re- Men of South Church and will be should pledge an American ve’o of refugees. No casualties were re­ thing possible to win the support radaea.’ H e^ad lived alone in the held near the Nativity Scene about Traverse City, Mich., where three Mrs, Sarah A. Powers allowed to join the four million servance of l\er recant 91st birth­ necticut where ihe ie a mambto of aleded vice president, turning baok inches fell during the night. Red Chinese membership. ported. of the Arab nations and to em- Pathans in Afghanistan in a new Coventry house (or file past 10 years, police PI Beta Phi. the Md ot John Aloaky, 180 to 80. 0:18, ahortly after local atorea barras Israel, long a friend bfthe Mra. Sarah A. Powers, 77, 23 day. said, alnpit his. wife died. for the man ^ Close. Occasional rain, drizzle and fog Harold E. Stassen, Elsenhower's Security forces have been alerted state of Pushtoonistan, giving the Mr. Riker waa graduated from Aeiliy and Aloaky had pn^iosed disarmament adviser, returned to since^the formation of a new gov­ United jStatea. Wedgewood Ur., Widow of William Cfaristmat Party Pomfret. Following graduation, he each other when the Local nom- plagued the Southeast. Snow fell Afghans a wide corridor to tha In the far Northwest and northern Minnesota to urge election of a ernment last Thursday. The cabi­ Servo Several Purposes J. Powers, died Saturday at Man- Arabian sea. PTA Will Witness T h e Ladies' Asan. will have its LEBANON FLOOD TOLL 160 served four years in the U.S. Air tnatad candidates last month. president of the Local, had had as slate of delegate* pledged to re­ net of Said El Mufti fell last Ruaala’a policy maneuvers. theater Memorial Hospital after a Bulganin already had exjiresaed d^riatmaa party Wednesday In tnit, Lebanon, Dec. 19 VF)- Force. At prefcht he Is X student 'who Is going .places HP- Rockies while locally heavy rain ' ^ 1 ^ OAoers Keelerted little to do with the national as nominate Elsenhower. Whether masked In amllea or sin­ long illness. the Congregational Church vestry. ThVAbou Ail River raged in flood Other oAcers reelected yester­ reached southward into parts of week after a spilt over proposed support for Afghanistan in Uie dis­ School Pageant at tha Univeraitjr of Miami, Fla.« possible, but Paton, In the past central California, Sacramento Joseph L. Rauh Jr., head of the discussions with Britain on the ister with threats, are often de­ Born in Ireland, she had resided pute with Pakistan, frequently Members of the parish have been across North Lebanon today, with where he is majoring in aviation day ware Thde Vince, secretary; year, had shown greater coopera­ Americana for Democratic Action signed to serve several purposes at in Manchester for 50 years. invited. ime 16Q persona reported killed Jeaeph Deacon, treasurer; and measured .03 Inches early today Baghdad Pact. The alliance links blasted by the Soviets since she administration. LeTE C tl^ beAi see tion. with from ‘i to 3-4 of an'inch re­ lADA), said if Elsenhower runs Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, Iran and once. Thus with respect to Japan, She leavea two daughters, Mrs. began getting U.S. military aid Coventry, Dec. 19> (Special) — Post Offlre Hours' 4hd 200 mifsing. Mrs. Klsie Jones. S*year trustee. William Pollock.c executive Vice he would get a large ‘'sympathy the Soviets' certainly hope to bet­ Edwin Cornish, with whom she The Post/ Office will be opei The torrent cut the coastal town moun and Premier Rtubid Karamt In addition. Miss. Veronica Kuli- ported in the San Francisco; bay Britain. and joined the Baghdad pact. About 80 rtudents of the North president of the TWUA, expressed area for San Francisco, plate vote.” He expressed some doubt Demonataators were warned by ter their bargaining poaition in made her home, and Mra. JoaBph . No Political ImpHcatioM' from 7 a.m! to 7 p.m. each day of Tripoli in half, destroying about hurried to Tripoli to oversee reacue aaaO lklFet s gowski was elected to fill the un- his appreciation of this new rela­ durfng a (NBC) TV interview that Rusaian-Japanese negotiations at Uneegar of Moodus; two sons, Wil­ District school will - .present week except Saturday when it will 100 buildings and wrecking six work by troops xnd poUcx rein­ axplrad term of trustee Joseph glass windows were ' shattered, Interior Minister Ubbas Mirza lo Bulganin announced the Rui- Dicken’s "Cbristmaa Carol,” as tionship when Ac spoke at the Lo­ trees toppled, houses unroofed and EMaenbowier could be attiwked on observe "peace and order.” He said London for a World War II peace liam E. and Raymond W. Powers; sion-Afghan agreements at a close at 6 p.m. bridges. President Camille Cha- forced from other towns. Hanna, who left Cheney Bros., cal's Christmas party last week. his domestic and foreign policies settlement. a sister, Mrs. Thomas Tedford, all adapted by Harold G. Sllker to­ UuD Scout Meeting television stations closed down by the government had so far been farewell dinner last night at the y I?--.-' with a year of his trusteeship re­ At that time, a week before the because criticism of him and his In the Middle East, Moscow’s of Manchester; and four grandchil­ morrow at 8 p.m., during the PTA Cub Pack 65 will meet Wbtoea- maining; and Frank Murphy and a storm with gusts howling up to lenient but that severe punishment Soviet einbassy. He claimed the day evening to display "(Tup Scouts Local’s election of officers, he ex­ 60 miles an hour throughout the policies might aopear tn bad tas-te awaited anyone wl^o "endangers ptirpose seems to be to stir up so dren. economic accord had "no political meeUng In the auditorium. Andrew pickenbacker were much trouble that eventually the ' The funeral will be held tomor­ Around the World," in Uie North V wardens. pressed the hope that the mem­ San Frarjclsco Bay area last night. to many persons. public security.” implications," diplomats who at­ The cast will be members of the bers keep. Paton’s administration An Intense storm centering off But on another,TV show (ABC) Soviets may be able to move in row afternoon at 2:30 in St. Mary's tended said. District school auditorii decision of the Textile A government spokesman said Episcopal Church, with the rector, dramatic and glee clubs .of the Worfcara Union national executive tn office. the coast was accompanied by rain Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore) ac­ there were demonatrations In 12 on Middle Baat oil resources and Aa with other functions during Today’s Actts^les or snow and strong winds from cused the Eisenhower administrar flank the Western European de­ the Rev. Alfred L. Williams, offi­ school under the,nirection of Rich- Today’s activities ^clude South council to vacate Local 63’s vote Jordan towns Fridsy and that i> ciating. Burial will be in Eaat the Rusaiana’ visit to Kabul, newa- YEftR ROUND iHR CONDIllONlNG on the |M,000 withiltrawal was the Bay area and Stockton north­ tion of ’’poUUcal immorality ” on few persons were injured. fense system in a atrateglc spot. n>en were excUided from the din­ ard M. Clay. Refreshments will be Coventry, Women’y Auxiliary, ® ward. such a scale It would make the But it also seems quite dlear Cemetery. ner. p.m., firehouse;' Young Mothers lllLlilM R handed doem late in November, at Chamber Provides Friends may call at the John B. served by room mothers of Miss the same ' ^ e the' council dis- Television stations KGO-TV and Hartford administration seem 18 HURT ON CYPRUS that aa they pick out countries to Bulganin also told his , dinner Anna M. Cadotte’a Grade 2 and C3ub, 8 p;m., Nathan Hale Com­ FAMILY WISHES KPIX were knocked off the air for honest. The Teapot Ddme scandal embarrass, threaten and wOrry, Burke Funeral Home, 87 E. Center Mrs. William Hotchkiss's Grade 4. munity ’Center^ Breezy Hill 4-H laiaaad ’chaigos against Paton. Nicosia, Cyprus, Dec. 19 ((P>— St., after 7 o’clock tonight. guests that he had- invited the CAREFULLY INTERPRETED Vlnea and DMcon that were filed Fuhds for Course two hours when their power sup­ developed during the Harding ad­ More than 13 persons were injured they like to choose those friendly Afghan Premier to pay him a re­ Parents have been asked not to Sewers, 4 p.m.. home of Mra. ply failed. KRON-TV'a transmis­ with the United States. bring children to the meeting un­ fat connaction with that vote. ministration. yesterday In a series of hit-and-run — Henry Valllant turn visit in Moscow sometime Charles E. ^ a c k ; Cub Pack 65, The high standards n( Qulah servleee have Hewayer, alUtpugh Paton dis- sion was Interrupted twice for Morse said he referred to con­ terrorist bombings and shootings next year. ' lees absolutely necessary since the .Den 1. 4 p ^ ., home of Mrs. Jo­ earned th*.itrmt of locnl famtUee. cloaad news of the council’s action Thanks to the Chamber of Com­ short periods by .power failure but flicts of Interest of government of­ In this British crown colony. Henry Valllant, 63,.32U4 Oak­ At the airport before leaving, play will be shown during the seph P. E i^ n : Den 8, 4 p.m., home merce, the'Howell Cheney Techni­ resumed with an emergency power ficials In the admlnistraUon. land St., died yestet^day at his school sessions. of Mrs. U uis GUI; Den 6, home of fat clearing him aim the other offi­ cal School will offer a course soon The injured Included three Bulganin said the accords are a WUllara P. Qidili cers two waeks s m , he withheld system. 81 Salute* to Ike Americans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarthy Asks home. step toward further development Economica Group Sooaion Mrs. R./Hiidak, 7 p.m.; Girl Scout John Ttemey his announcement oi the decision In "How Our Business System Op­ The 'winds shattered several Along the party fronts, the Re­ Murphy of Brooklyn, N. Y„ and Born in Willimantic Jan. 25, of friendly, good nblghborly rela-- Tha Pond Hill Home Economics Tr'oop 71, 6:30 p.m., Robert.son Funeral Raymond T. tguish % OR the 980,000 propckai until the erates.’.’ plate glass windows In downtown publicans llstid 81 cities in which Gail Wheeler of Sioux Falls, S. D. 1892, he had resided in Manches­ Uons. Khrushchev echoed the Pre­ Group will meet tonight on “Ideas School; Chib Pack 57. Den 3. 7 p.m., Paul R. LaBree regular monthly meenng yester- The course is one that the State San Francisco stores. "Salute to Elsenhower" dinners They suffered superficial injuries Fast Action on ter for the past 30 years and waa mier, saying Afghan-Russian ties for Fun Night,” at the home of home of Mra. John MacQuown; dsy. ■ \ technical school’s director, Fred D. A steady 80 m.p.h. wind with win bo held Jan. 20, and: the Demo­ when three hand grenades were employed during that time as a are friendly and "will be Mrs. LeRoy Roberta Leaders will Den 2. 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Home. OaDsd Vote Im p rm r Manganelli, has wanted to Intro­ gusts up to 100 waa reported late crats came up with a list of the thrown through a window at a millwright at the Offord Soap Co. strengthened." be Mrs. A. Barry W, Olsen and Hermafi LeDoyt; Boy Scout Troop Ml 3-5940 S ll.'. ‘ I Ih a axerative counciK which duce but, for lack of funds, last night atop Mt. Tamalpais in "10 top lasues for 1086.” Christmas - decorated hight club Zwicker Affair He retired in August. The Soviet visitora were seen off Mrs.. Roberta. 65, 7:30 p.m.. Pond Hill School. ■ adopted the reoommandatlms of a couldn’t. Marin Counntj^. „He leaves hla wife, Mra. Delores All that stood between the Tlie GOP dinners, marking the here. today only by Afghan officiaisr Obaervea Birthday hearing officer who had inyesti- third anniversary, of Elsenhower’s (ConUnued from Page One) Maheu Valllant; two sons, Roland diplomats and new'smen, in marked Mrs. Annie Schell was honored Mancheater Evening H e r n l d n ta d the matter, declared the vote school and the course was |25, but . Blizzard '^llls Europe H. Valllant of Manchester and that was -IIS that the school did Inauguration, will start a cam­ contrast to the huge public turn­ during the Fragment Society Coventry oorreopondent, Mr*. Cl L. 225 MAIN ST. PLAIN, FANCY ond PUIDS to withdraw the 980,000 improper London, DecXlO (>P)—The first paign fund raising drive. (Cabinet Henr>' R. Valllant of Minneapolis, outs for the Russians' comings and Christmas party last week In ob- Little, telephone. Pilgrim 2-6281. sad ruled it null and void./ not have in its appropriation! blizzard of winter raged to "condemn” some of McCarthy's Minn.; two daughters, Mrs, TT Manganelli appealed to the members and other top administra­ Hoi$pital Notes conduct. goings in India and Burma. Local 63, which represents the over northern Europe today, kill­ tion officials will be among the Clement Fantom and Mrs. James Throughout the visit. Afghan of­ $ J .O O _ $ 2 * 0 0 taxtito workers at Cheney Bros., Chamber of Commerce, and the ing at least eight and brtn|;1ng> bit­ Pereas’ Cqmmandent GiftRoxod Chamlier's Board of. Control has speakers. ■ Brennan, both of this town; one ficials kept the Russians from al­ had jiaaaed the motion at a meet­ ing frosts-and choking.fog from Listing the issues it said it de­ ' Patients Today: 182 Zwicker had been Peres.?’ com­ brother, Napoleon Valllant... of most ail contacts with the public ing Oct. 9. According to Paton, the voted to provide the funds: London to Helsinki. ADMITTED SATURDAY: Hope ■ \ -i. The course was originally devel­ veloped In a nationwide poll of manding officer at Camp Kilmer, Manafleld;.two listers, Mrs. Alfred and made no effort to bring out membera, after seeing the steady Five persona -died ot the cold In party leaders, the Democratic Roth well, RFD. Rockville; Ed­ Lemleux and Miai Bernadette crowds to greet them. reduction in the work force at oped in 1940 by the duPont Co. for SOandinavia,. Three perished In ward Prevost, 33 New St.; Mrs. N. J. He was called as a witness Valllant. both of Willimantic; and ee with their employes and waa traffic accidents In Britain as cars Digest, official party monthly, gave while McCarthy waa investigating Release by Moscow radio last Chenay Broa., which waa taken the top 10 sis' "falling farm Irfcome, Eleanor .Poore, 105 E. Center St,; nine grandchildren. night of the texts of the various over by the J. P. Stevens Co. in Sdapted the fallowing year b.v the and buses slithered''and slipped on VVilliam Glenney, 40 Garden St.; how Pereas got promoted to the National Association of Manufac­ tce-encrusted roads, \ ' tax favoritism for the rich, the rank of major and received an Funeral aervicea will be held Soviet-Afghan agreements sur­ FREE! TO CUSTOMERS OF THE April, ware uneasy about the fu- public povyer giveaway, favoritism John Sire, 388 Hartford Rd.; Wednesday morning at 8:30 from ture and wanted Some security. turers for use by industry in gen­ Eight'shlpa were trapped by Ice Elaine Sadler, Bolton Lake. honorable discharge after refusing prised observers here. They had eral. packs in'-the Gulf of Bothnia be­ to big bujilness. misconduct in gov­ to answer questions abolit poa- the Walter N. Leclerc Funeral understood the accords would be Ih a plant, which In Its peak ernment* the rising coat of living, ADMITTED YESTERDAYc Fred Home,' 23 Main St., followed by a years employed aome 4,000 union It was made available to second­ tween Sweden and Finland. Heli­ Blbje ties to communism. publlshecl later today, simultane­ ary school teachers in 1064 and is copters took off from a base hear small business failures, GOP anil- Geissler, 37 Do'ugheVty St.; John In his letter to Brownell, McCar­ solemn requiem Mass in St. Bridg­ ously in Moscow and Kabul. members, now employs little mora labor policy, the school crisis and Hilderbrand. 77 Ridge St.; Mrs. et's Cliurch at 9 o’clock. Burial than 400. In the past year, the now part of the school curriculum neunsKiHeltnakr loto aiqatfi methe 14-mXn crew of thy said chairman McClellan No explanation was given local­ in many cities throughout the the tihy Brltiirti - freighterfrel Judith the growth of monopolies.'' Susan Sargent. Broad Brook; Mrs. wrote the Justice Department last will be In St. Bridget's Cem^fery, ly for the radio's jumping the gun. ST. JAMES SHOPPING CENTER company has been undergoing a Wanda Newman, 8 Drive F; Miss Friends may call at the funeral period of contraction and reor­ country. Marv,' stuck tlMt with i her hull Aiken Caiitiuns OOP- Wednesday asking about the According to a booklet used in crushed In ice fima in the Gulf of Republican Sen. Aiken of Ver­ Maureen, Sullivan, 131 Ridgewopd status of the inquiry Into the con hom^ from 7 to 10 o’clock tonight OFFERS IX)AN TO EGYPT Wiit Ohoiet ganisation Which has seen it drop tPlaalttsasI 9aii4 aarA»._ 'W j St.; Mark Solomon, 19 Robert Rd.; and tontorrow from ? to 4 and 7 certain tines of manufacture and cdnnection with "How Our BusI' Finland, but were Ijeaten back by mont said today the Republicans flictihg testimony. Cairo. Egypt. Dec. 19 (A>)—Rus­ ness System Operates,” the sug­ foul weather, must not try to “out-promise the Wsiltel^ B. Rumscy, 110 Vernon St.; ”1' am informed,” McCarthy eon to 10 p.m. sia says she still wants to help Gslortf reduce Ita payroll, but company Joyce and Kqthleen Alape. RFD'2, cfftcials now are saying .that' the gested general objectives of the CSioktng yellow fog blacked out Democrats" in farm benefits. tinued, “that your office has re­ finance Egypt’s billion-dollar As- course Include: Developing an un­ most of Britain after \the cold Aiken, top GOP member Of the Mansfield;' Mrs. Theresa Guimond, plied to this letter (McClellan's) to contriction is about over and the brought endw and sleet to high 48 Durant St. rh'Ji •" American- Stflts company will a«soon start to rebuild, derstanding ot our economic sys­ Senate Agriculture Committee, the effec^ that the Zwicker casi Brit sh offer of up to $200 million ground and left a coating pf white said,,Congress should give detailed ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. Jean has been referred to the criminal Strikers Borrow for the project. In Tcmng to withdraw the 980,- tem and the relatlotishljir' which frost over the South., The tempera­ to 000, about half 1its treasury, the Lo­ exists between our economic and study to an administration soil Stfeele, 460 Vernon St. division but no action, has. as yet L e ^ n g a meeting with Eg\-p- political systems; furtherance of ture dropped to 25 degrees Ik. Lon­ bank plan expected to be aub- BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to been taken." From (^oiiipaiiy cal planned to give Mch member in don. > mitted by Secretary of Agricul­ "Aa the rankinjg Republican tlan Foreign Undersecretary Hua- good standing 910 a year for each an "understanding and apprecia The fog closed in London airport Mr. and Mrs. Roger St. George. 12 ?*.*"c^,*^**’ Ambaa.sador Dan­ tion of our political rystem which ture Benson. This plan is designed Hathaway Lane; a daughter to Mr. member of this subcommittee I year of union membership back to and traffic along the Thames to take some acreage out of. pro­ feel obliged to remind .you that (CoDtlfii^ from Page One) iel Solod toldp-eporters his gov­ IMS. Tbs proposal was adopted by allows us to enjoy civil liberties R-iver also was-disrupted. and Mrs. Albion Whipple, Upper ernment still intends to. participate 'P ■ T j a vote of 71 to-46. to and extent found In few other duction and put It in grass and Butcher Rd., Rockville. continued delay in the disposition Road patrols reported . many trees with the dual purpose of (1) of this case may reflect adversely to a minimum increa.se of 23'.j in the building of the dam on the Howaver, the national organiza­ countries”;'provide an understand main highways heavily Iqed. Bus BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A cents in the five years. Upper Nile "unless there is somc- tion, Wblrii, under the Textile rraucing the surplus of crops and daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Cuct on the present administration.'' ing of "the need for cooperation and train services were delayed by (2r improving the soil's fertility Seyente.en other unloins have ac­ xgreement with WoliMra’ coosUtution, controls the among workers. manag'i§ment and slippery roads and frozen switch- Beck, Storrs. cepted the five year offer and the the W est which specifically ex­ assets of all union locals, stepped for future use. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. investors in older to maintnin our points. The\p r o g r a m would Involve company said provisions of the cludes us." ^ tn almost .immediately. A person, high stai>dard of living”; and to In contrast, residents of Vienna and Mrs. Clifton Blood, Glaston­ plan have been, extended to an­ whose idantity has never been dls- acreage payments to farmers and bury. >•. SlipperysStreets The anhouncement of the west­ provide an understanding of the walked coatlesa in springlike Aiken sdid that if these were ap­ other 25,000 employes not repre­ ern offer did not say whether it SUITS and elbsad, notified the national of (he n.ature of other political-economic weather, with newspapers featuring DISCHARGED SATURDAY: sented, by any union. waa conditional on the Soviets' be- Local's vote. „ pictures of sun lovers stretched out proved by'^Congress. political pr,ea- Mrs. A^-a Rogers, North Wmd- Delay Yule Mail Chaigaa were brought against systems.. sure soon would be applied to Negotiators for the lUE and the Ing barred but it was understood The course, which the NAM lA the city's parks., ham; Mrs. Yvoqno Holt, Bolton; company met again tod)|iy in Pitts^' in Washington this, was a require­ TOPCOATS three three officers, and James boost' the payments to high levels. Mlsk Norma Keith, 86>s Birch St.; m is , manager of the union's says all Conndetiput State techni-' Aiken forecast defeat by the , Postma.ster H. Olln Grant aald burgh for another-'diScusalon of ment. either exfillclt or implied. cal schools are prefMired to use, Herman Petersen'; RFD 1, An­ Christmas ,mail wss slowed con­ the wage issues. The rheetlng was Ruaala'a original bffer to help Worthy of Your Mott Importont Occosiont Greater Bartfonl Jtdnt Board, was Senate of a Democratic move to dover; Donald MacDougall, RFD appointed administrator of the will be taught^ at Cheney Teph-by restore rigid, high level price sup­ siderably today by the slippery called by a federal mediator. in the financing of the dam cau.sed Abraham Schw'ai-tz, a member of About Town Vernon; Miss Florence Turkington, The UE is scheduled to meet Distinguished ih atyiing and fabric . . aklilfully tai­ Gloves with and limml’a funds. He was present at ports for major field. crpps. condition of MancheSteii’s streets. widespread conaternatt.on Vimong every meeting and his signature the faculty received In- Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tex­ 24 Fairfield St".; CKeryPPerrctt, 12 with the company later this: week. western diploniats who saw in it lored ; . . perfectly fitted . . . one of these suits and without buttons stmetion ih Reaching it. Mrs. Elvira Irwtn. 23" Oak St., Westfield St.; Mrs. Alma Cowles, He stated that all of the postal The lUE al.so put pick;et“Trhee . . . light '.and wraa required on all checks. yesterday tHt^ued home from the as, the Democratic leader, already another Soviet attempt to pene­ topcMta will auccesfifully mfiet the challenge of these i Tba charges accused Paton, has Called for early action in the J7l W. Center St.; Knight Ferris, drivefj) complained they had diffi­ around the downtown Pittsburgh trate the Middle Eaat and Africa. occaaioiu.when it is important that you h>ok j|oujr beet! dark tones . . / Vinca and Deacon of having vio­ Hartford Ho-spbHa.spttal, wvhcre she had new session on a House-.passed 16 Elfo St.; Randall Bonham. 1^2 culty getting arpund in certain headquarters of Westinghouse to­ Spurred by the Russian maneu­ you’re sure to • lated the Textile' Workers' union been a patient. bill to replace the Eisenhower ad­ N; Sfihool St.; Raymond E. Baglin, areas of the town. A special col­ day for the -first time. Union of­ ver. the United States and Britain hit it just' right • N . J caoetitution ks well as their oath Hoad (Conditions RFD 1. Rockville; Otto Lung- lection driver, hired to help, out ficials said they are pressing de­ here!.. , _ &izcs8>/2 to jl. '} Lakota Council. No. 61. Degree ministration's flexible priJe'sup­ offered $70 million to get the work SUITS , V $50 t.$89.95 o t office, “in that they planned, atrass, Wethersfield: Miss Eliza­ during the holiday rush, said his mands for the company to call Use Parking Lot Next To'Popular Market of Pocahontas, will meet in Odd port program with rigid'supports. started and said thew would up Itogntar, long, abort and atbuL ■f schemed, and conspired ..., todis- Cause Aiecident beth Noble, South' Windsor; Mrs. pickups of bulk mail had taken stockholders to a.special meetinft possibly another $130 ihilllon, sub­ sipaU the' treasury of Local Union Fellows Hall Wednesday night at Gladys Negro and daughter. 775 about one third more time today^ to vote on the company’s attitude \ $ 2 * 2 5 jQ Gift 7:30. A, Christmas party will lie toward union demands. ject tOAcongresaidnal at>proVaI. as t No. 69 by dividing it up among, the Vernon^t.; Mrs. Freda VamWyck, Grant* added. it waa needed. An Egyptian ap­ PLEASE HAVE YOUR PARKII^TICI$h.95 mambara...." Police reported an accident oc­ held after the business; meeting. India Heeogiiizes 6 Lincoln St.; Mra. Donna Fhyes, The postmaster said he noticed loxod The three officers, as well as curred at 10:35 a.m. today In which Members ‘are reminded Jo^ bring plication for a $200 million loan SO-k'ent grabbag gi(ts. 39 Bune'e Dr.; Mrs. Lucille Finne­ trucks lined up at Prospect and from the World Bank also U pend- AT THE FOLLOWING ST. JAM K CENTERT t ORES Klelnsehmidt, who though vii'e- icy, slippery roads played'W part. Outer Mongolia gan and daughter 14(Hu'd#on St.; Bridge Sta., trying to get up the lilg. to ^ d s n t waa not involved,- \and Some damage wag do^e to both Mrs. Katherine Cswertek, 40 \N. hills when he went home at noon­ EUis appeared at a hearing on tbe of the cars Involved: The SMKD extinguished grass The projected dam will be a ffres at 12:11 p.m, and 1:06 p.m, . Elm St.; Mrs. Joan Zizka and son, time. He lives at 406 Keeney St. Police Arrests ONTSTOP CENTER FOR APPAREL • JEWELRY • GIFTS * DRUGS • $OODS chaigaa in New Tork on Oct. 28. As Patrolman John. Turner inves- New Delhi. India, Dee. 10 (flb—- RFD 2, Mansfield; Janet Nourie, Froriri reports reaching him, huge structure coating an estimat­ a result of the hearing offtceFs tigatisd and reported-'cars driven Saturday at 45 Overland St. and 73 ed $1,300,000,000 and taking 15 1 W, Center St., rei^rtively. Ho.se Prime M-ihistcr .N'chru says India 31 Columbus St.; Mrs. Phylis Grant, said the most trouble racosamendations, the . qbarges by i^atricia C. Jedriewski. 32. of will establish diplomatic relations Kade(lski,. RFD 3, Rockville; Mrs. seemed to be in the southwest sec­ Robert Duff, 19, of 12 Hudson to 18 years to complete. It is were dropped for lack of evidence. Kingsley. Ave., Rockville, and Co. 1 handled both calls. 'This aft­ St.; who suffered rninor injuries in Expected to increase Egypt’s cul­ ernoon at 1:30. Ho.se Co. 2 took with Outer Mongolia in the next Jean Worswdek, 91 Park St.; tion of town. ^ A R T H U R D R U G S * ., a... . for Prescriptions, Coisriicties, Candy, Toys. t Tba hearing officer, Wesley W. Everett Thompson, 20. of 70 Foley few days. ' Denise Lingharo, -143 Lydall St.; Sanding operations began about ah accident Friday afternoon, was tivated lands by one-third. Un­ Cook, said that "the evidence St., came together when Thomp­ care of a burning washing machine 8 o’clock this morning, according arrested Saturday on a warrant ii- less work is started on it by the tnakes it clear that the motion .. at 71 S. Alton St. No damage.oc- Speaking at a reception given Douglas Claussen, Williraantic. sued by ‘Prosecutor John R. Fitz­ son'tried to make a left turn In for Mme. Sun Yat-.sen last night, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: to James Sheekey; town highway late summer of 1956. it will have to though improper, was made and front of the Jedrlewricl yehlcle on curred in any of the blazes, fire­ department head. Snow fell Gerald and charged with reckless' wait another year for the annual ★ C O P L E Y S ...... for QuoliFy Lodios' Appard. Spbrtswtor, Lingorio MaaM in good faith by the Local, men reported. Nehru said he welcomed the ad­ Miss Ruth Leonard, Stafford; Mrs. driving. , Center St. • , • i mission of 16 new members to the (Jfrttujie Manning and daughter, rapidly from about until 7:30 a.m., high. Jvater during which the pres­ Its oncers and members." The cars -were' traveling ,'ih op­ noontime and made streets, icy in Patrolman John Turner investi­ ent AswXh Dam's reservoir Is emp­ In recommending that the mo­ Ml.ss Esther E. Pickles of*' Ap­ United Nations. 118 Main St.; Mra. Theresa posite directions with Thompson “Wc have decided to establish many spots. gated the accident and the arrest tied. tion to divide the 950,COO be de­ headed east. Damage •,vlx minor to pleton, Wis., ha.s arrived to spend Gauthier and daughter, Bolton;. was made when hi* findings were ^ E N D I C O T T J O H N S O N for Footwoor for the EnHra Fomily clared null and void. Cook state? both automobiles ant’ there were the hollda.vs with her parent.s, Mr. diplomatic relations with Outer Mrs. Plorenoe Walsh, 324 Center completed. that distribution of the funds no injuries or arres's reportW, po­ and Mrs. John F.''PicKles, 55 Holl Mongolia within the next few St.; Mrs. Dorothy Gagne and son, According to a statement given St. J(lisa Pickles is executive direc­ days.” Nehru said. "I am sorry 993 Main St.; Mrs. .Marie Ayasse would "make it impossible to ac- lice said. Hike iu Net Saties police by Irving E. Machie, 31, ★ H A R M A C S • • ••••oto«o9«ototo foT Fo m o u s Bronds M#nsw#or of DisfinefioR cosmllah any group objectives and tor of Girl Scout troops in the Fox Outer Mongolia and Japan were and son. Bolton; Mrs. Nila Terry Hartford, driver of a truck in­ New 3 1/2 % Tax frunrates the basic purpims of River' Valley of Wisconsini not admitted to the United Na­ and son, 182 Green Rd.; Edward Shown by Firm volved in the 2-vehicle accident. tha ^organization for which mem- tions. I hope, however, they will Prevost, 33 New St.; Joel Antqnio, Duff drove hib car away from a, l a n joined and paid dues.” Public Records ■nie - Profe.ssional Women's Club become members of this- Interna­ 147 Olcott St.; Steyeh Radtke, 25 parking place on W. Middle Tpke.' On Sales Has ★ M I C H A E L S . . . • for Jewelry and Gift Items Espected ResulU . will hold its annual Chrtstma.s tional organtzafion soon. -Japan is S. St.', Mrs. Arlene J. P. Stevens A Co., which Iqat and in front of the truck. According to Paton. the Local party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the a big country and should be there. .itryjeski, 143 Prospect St., Rock­ April purchased Cheney Bros., re­ Duff waa treated and released nambars were not “too disappoint­ Warrantee Deeds home of Miss Harriet K. Kranzen, Qotei' Mongolia is. not so big but ville: Mrs. petty Tyrrell and ported a 16 per cent increase in from Manchester Memorial Hos­ ^ You-All’ Sound ed” at the. news yesterday. "They Cheney Bros, to Herald Printing 214 Hilliard St. Members arc re­ Is an independent country." daughter, Windsor LMks; Mrs. net sales during the -fiscal period pital Friday. ^ POPULAR M ARKET .. .. .for the lost m Foods mora or lam expected it," he said. Co., property on Elm Ter. quested to bring gift.s to exchange Japan was excluded by Soviet Lillian Donnelly and daughter, 104 ending. Oct. 29. Albert A. Turgeon, 27, of East (OoaMnMd from wag* Oat) ' AlUiougii the executive council Ciamillo Gambolati to Theodore uith one another- and also a gift vetoes in the Security Council af­ School St.; Mra. Joyce Pennlng- The company marked up $321,- Hartford, posted a $45 bond slid has Mocked the diitribuUon of half L. Sterry and Lucille k. Sterrjl for a mental institution, marked ter Nationalist China turned roth, Vernon Trailer Court; Roger 101,239 in net sales during the was released after, he was a rre g ^ average purchaser is concerned Is ★ TOTS’r T E E N S ...... 4 k for Quality Childrtn's Apporol. Stridorito Shoot tta tieaeniT. the Local retains the ■property on Parker St. tor a man or woman.- thumbs down on Outer Mongolia Johnson, 34F Garden Dr. period, compared with $27'7,SS9,- yesterday and charged with oper( a lowering of the 'tax brackets un­ Wool and rayon, wool right tp use its money for wel- * Building Permit last week. DISCHARGED - TODAY: Kim 217 in the corresponding period ating a motor vehicle without a der $1 — in order to hit purchases and orlon) all wool. faea^Ruposes, and the membership To Archie Sivella for Hkrry MysUc Review, WBA members, India'waa a,leader in the effort Shirer, 50 Farm Dr.: Gary Mark last year. driver's license police said. In the 18-19 cents category. — gTMU total- Wolfram, for alterations to a dwell­ will follow their business meeting to admit 18 applicants to the or­ Cantor, 252 South St., Rockrille; The sales earned a net income Police reported, three driven The new tax .brackets, effecUva ★ W I L L T O N ’S „ • •••••• for Grooting Cords, Chino ond Giftt AadUp ing at 337 Center St., 980. tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows ganization in a package plan. Walter Smith, 95 Hamlin St.; of 98.524,130, more than double were ^ arrested and charged with Jan. 1, arc aa followi: memhan Voted to give 9800 Hall witl| a Christmas party and ------Ld------Gary Elderkin, 47 Hammond St.. the 93.572,639 in net sales earned speeding over the weekend. They 18-38-oenta — 1-cent tax. to CM of tbalr former oo-workers 80 BELOW IN ALBERTA exchange of-.dollar gifts. The JE8.s e IONORE8 VIRGINIA Rockville; Mra. Tanya Strafgch in the preceding year. The jump in were Mynegt Cyr, 30, Hartford, 39-64-centa — 2-centa tax. Who is vairy iU and 9100 to the Edmonton, Alta., Dec. 10 OPi appointive officers will be’ named • Hartford, Conn. Dec. 19 iJP)~ and daughter, 81 Durant St.; Mrs. net Income increased the per-share stopped yesterday: Leon S. Basi- 63-88-centa — 3-cants tax. ; nuMular f(:^ophy)drlve conduct­ —Bittes Oold, snow and wind at Uiis time. The WBA Guard Club Dan JesMc, football coach at Mary Faircloth and daughter, 30 value from 90 cents to $2.15, aga, 30, Windsor Locks, and Nor­ 89-$1.18 -r 4-cenu tax. AU STORES OISERVE CHAMIER OF COMMERCE ed by the tocal unit of the Tall oontinned over the pr^iriea te- held its meeting Friday night with Trinity OoUcgq named aa one N. School St.; Tucker baby boy, J, P. Steveiis has offered to pur­ man Brettschneider, 28, of. Rt. 6, $1.19-$1.87 — 8-centa tax. STORE HOURS CbdMS of Lebanon. / tejr for t|ie ninth eoaaecutiv.e Capti Oglore White «t her home on of nine possibilities for tlw head Taylor St., Vernon. chase all Jhe outitanding 110,000 Columbia; stopped Saturday. $1.86-$1.88 — 6-canta tax. CEHOIISE&SON ~ ' ’a victory in the election dnjr, dropping tenpeimtures to Pine St..The Juniors had their coaching Job at the University common shares of VVqrumbo Man­ Bernard F. Boland, 21, of 180 il.86-$2.14 — 7-cenU tax. y to aimactad to ha looked 86 below hi aome northern re- ChrisUnak party at the Community of Virgin!^ took a qualified."not ' ,I don't think she (Marie Dionne) ufacturing Co. at $7 a share. The Bisaell S t, waa arrested yaaterday The tax on all salsa above 9.14 W E G REEN S TAMPS fiaverabiy ^ offlcm of the gtane. Prlaoe Afiiert wma the Y the same- evening with over 30 Interested” attitude toward the , will ever return to tha convent. company produces , qugllty and charged with pasainff a stop will be computed at the rats- of IMny. whan ha was o o ltet city n t 48 below zero. of the boys and jgic|a. present. poMtion today. -rOliva Dionne, qulni’a fatfier. woolen fooda at 'Liaboh T a i l s , sign, police said. ‘ |., 3% per C4«t. A. . . >1. IfANCHlSSTER EVENINO HERALD. IfANCU18TEB, €X>NN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 195B ■ r. . ' ' ‘ SiANCHESTER EVENINa HERALD. MANCHBSTERi CX)NN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 19. )96B PAGE THIRtKlN^ What ia your surname? aiater, 24, and two o f my boya 14 BUGS BUNNY V He — Darling, mum. and 4, reepectively.—Mrs. (Jeorga returned the soldiers to XJ.8. auth­ r: >OUCAN OMAV. Sha — Driva on, Clarence. Backen, Libby. Mont. ,) Board to Set orities. SUTVW* Anawar to Fravioua 9>uiil« Critic Lauds Both Driven Snstained Injuries in Intersection 0 «sh A refugee, Mrs. Helena lOilera, M iu^l Sense and Nonsense. 4 ^ A U . CMSAnCTMA« MANS TMI During 1905 my mother will Ire Seaeickneat li when you travel '‘Arithmdtic Uisson n teatlfied today that an EMst Oar- THAT JUNK, DSCOWATIONS 54, n y hufband 44, myeelf 34, my. acroaa the -ocean by rglt. New Cantata 'Election Date man cabaret {^rformer, Werner j n j o p t v ^ W T H i A coIIcKc education waa roam* loss of. a thumb. Lierck. provoked an argument with Agent—What's his vocation? ACSOM a Vied to wipe the two aoldiers at a Soviet sector •TO inL ins around in aearch of a job. i A special meeting of the Board "Take off your^ coat,” aaid a A ppl'cant- He's a profea.>1onal out wrong By Treggors bar on Dec. 7. The witness said CARNIVAL " BY DICK TURNER l i l r o make o f X>ir«ctora to set the data for an the Gerinaii repeatedly aasallad the practical Idea. hitch-hiker.- twenty answers 7 U ir election on a law which would per­ aoldlera as "American awlna” and So the college education took Tifr 4 Hastened mit . limited raffles In town hag TO EVERY CITIZENXOF MANCHESTER THR HARD WAY a Domesticates By. ANN ATRICKUkND PKATT tried to attack one of them. When hla coi.t. 1 T 3 J Arithmetic been called for 7:30 p.m. Wednes­ a Minced oath The traditional Chrlatmaa Carol U erck lunged toward Holden, the "Now take off your waistcoat,” He proposed to hei on bended knee ' quU day, Mayor Harold A. Turkington 10 Cloy ‘ Service at the South Methodiat woman teatlflad, Holden hit him in aaid the p. I. «. To make the scene complete. 12 Exist.. said today. The college education did so. And then It took him twenty years 11 Very (Fr.) CSiurch "broke” with tradition on self-defense. 13 Italian coins Dee. 27 appears.to be the only "Now,” said the P. I., "remove To get back on his feet. 17 Satiric U Sunday evening in the .preaenta- Mrs. Ehler waa on her way your collar" and /tie, your shirt, —Carl Ellstam. IdSaawecd laiwi.K# tlon of new, but beautiful muaic day on which It will be /easible to from East Oermany to West hold the election. your-:-” /' 28 Of the ear 42 Snare ■ of what wfr may c*U "the new Berlin when she saw tht Inoidant. Gambling "But." Intermpted the C. K., Son: Tomorrow u Dad's birth­ la Not movina 20 Denomination 43 Bright The Board must formally set thp The aoldlera tastlfled that they laChooaea Morocco's era!” * data W’ednesdny 'because the offi­ "there'll aooh be nothing left of day; what shall wel do for him? capital 21 —— rod (prefix) A cantata. "The Birth of Chrlat" tried their best to get away from 20 Counatit cial call for tht ejection must be me.” ■ ' • Daughter We might let him (Bib.) 44 Baking Uerck in order to. return ta West •EFORE IT STARTS 21 Anger 34 Shelter by Philip Treggor, iptn)*!*'' ot mU' advertised Thursday. • "1 know/ It," replied the P. I., hav^ his car for a change; 25 Region 33 Asiatic - chamber ale-'at South Church, with text Berlin. They Bt,ld that after the AMy SKCIAlJ 001 HAVE 32 Love god •'•then you can begin " country 48 Repose Meanwhile, the town hba been fracas, they Jumped in an "Raat s l a c i v a / roTHiNtf op 24 Confine 36 Moslem ’ written by hia aiater, Miaa Elaie ■ Diner — I say, waiter, the religion 38 Kind of ulcer 47 Venture TVeggor, wai heard by an audi- given permlsalon to unlock voting Berlin taxi but ths drivar da- MANT r r /A w ir m M « v r 26 Persia machines •Wedheaday morning to VOTE AGAINST RAFFLES Man But, dear, If we buy a flowers on this table are artiflcial, 40 Instantj 48 Pitcher ' ence that Juat about filled the eanc. Uvered’them to the Communist po­ HUNSri UMVOU90WN 27— Angeles, reaat them for the balloting. With­ lice. •' new car, how will we pay for It? aren't they? 41 Grants SO War god OUDSMINTl CaUfdmia divisions tuary. out the court order, the machines ■In the Bast Berlin police sta­ ssnjuo.-) tou s.i»i 'iisM-, eilM Walter Yes, sir. That's the For the aecond time, jh li eeaeon, the'lsstK by considering two prob­ 20 Tropical palms would have to remain locked until tion. Holden aaid h^ waa atruck ond GAMES OF CHANCE 'Worit ' of running a vegetarian South Church haa taken atepa for­ lems at one time. restaurant if \ve-. use real 23 In two parts . &1 Dr Dec. 33, Id' dayi after the last elec­ across the face and clubbed 1 1 r r r ward in progressive mueiC com ­ • —. .. - ” flowers, the customers eat them. 34------' 4 tion. iMveral times after he tried to One way that a wife can keep arithmetic r IS N position. Following upon J. A petition for the raffles election atand up. DECEMBER 27, 1955 her husl«nd from laughing af'her The Internal Revenue Service S3 Sour acid Thurston Noe's organ compoaiUona waa pfisented by a group of civil The Germans turned the soldiers 'new hat Is to show him the bill is now year's old. Many happy 36 Carets IT It Id dedicated to South Church, this and foitemal organisations. over to the Russians after a faw first. Dap Bennett. . returns. 37 Enchanted cantata also uses the modern hours. The men salp'wrinf three THE M ANCHm R COUNCIL OF CHURCHES 30 Ancient Briton 9, S idiom. It is the type of music " i : days of Soviet detMtmivthay ware Applicant Jones expects 100 She —. Clarence*(He stopped the 40 Large book i that grows upon you and must be questioned on thymllltary details per cent disability on his accident- car and looked around) I am not i\ s. 8 heard and sung more than onte to GI’b Acquitted of their reglmmtal unit. They i255*3v 41 Feline X insurance policy. He says he ' is accustomed to call my chauffeurs . 42 Sharp point 1 create the depth of appreciation wore not ihistr^ted by the RuS' ------PTIT 1 slana, hoWever. completely incapacitated by the by their first name, Clarence. 45 Introduction r It really deserves. We are ao 111 East Zone Fight i P uaed to "square" harmonies—ma The aoldiers wars raturnad to OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 49 Called again r S 5 aetlva duty after the court daci- 51 Kind of crow Jors, minora, diirilnished and dom­ BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOFLE inants—that even the settled sixths '^Centtaiwd from Pago One) aion waa handed down. . . , QUT OUR WAY S3 Fish sauce r R . * Keiitieth Burfcamp Photo. 53 Ascend used so much in secular muaic Alfred P. \ViIhe1m, 27, of 78 Avondale Bd., was arrested and charged with reckless driving folldwing 1 have hardly achieved • their true men. The Russiani, hiiwever, About 54,000 white babies era NEW 54 Before St D I SI this accident At 9:50 Saturday night in which Wilhelm and Jbhn J. Morianot, 20 of 16 UUey St., sutterad abided by the four-power rules bom out « f wddlock.aach year in Deluxe 3-speed EflAD, PAYTER.' I’O Wl$H YOU A standing in sacred composition. HAPPY VOLETIDE,ft)T T'D »AW|> P P minor iniurles. Patrolman ^ym ond Peck investigated and said Wilhelm'a eaatbound car, right, cut long In use In divided Berlin and the United States, iol 1 It has been said that there ia-'no acroaa in front of the convertible driven by 'Morianos. which waa headed, west. Both cars wece on .B. WELL, HOOPLB, A6NE& AMD 1 mate T0.6EE YOlI t a m e t h e SOPerfoirma 1 9 5 6 HAVE 6Eetd WOMDERiNia i dissonance (In the vernacular) to Center St. near the Walker St. Intersection. Wilhelm euetain.ed a scalp laceration-and Mor)Anos had PAiMS o f CRACKIM6 THOSE d IP VOL) a n d io u e 6AN(S o p PT I ITIT these who learn to listen. Why brutaea on his head and left knee, Manchester Memorial Hospital officials eafd. Each of the ^I'bfere was automatic portable GRAMlTE FEATLIW E SMITH DOWN CATCAtlERS ARC S SH very pleasant treatment: Mra'. A ll THOSE PRETTY IRcmias sr and thirteentha, and look blank at Re p l a c e t h a t m u sty 4 Cut sr SI 51 a perfect seventh—who can ex­ June Gaal aang the firat aUnza, mio smreath iM your ' “And th!« it a pot 1 won at that daar camp In Michigan 8 Half a.quart n plain. Yet that Is precisely what Harold Baglln the aecond. and the HR MAKES LENDING A VMlMOOW.'' taat falir* moat of us do. It U largly a mat entire choir In unison, the . third ter of association. We blmply etanxa. This made for a crescendo FRIENDLY BDSINESS are not used to It, and how often which waa ideal. PRISCILLA’S POP Willing And Waiting BY AL VERMEER a mind block Is the result. Shall The processional wrlth the light- , This is tlie friendly YES AliANacar of the local we take off our hats to the much ed candles la elwaye a "high Finance Co. He believes thet no one \ spot.” Before entering, the "O should borrow unnocesserily. But when e loon fA OUARTER , maligned "teehers," who absorb lucludea lining and Ubor—THE BEST BRAKE JOB Of tO y tH WOULD and take for granted these unusual Come, Immanuel" waa sung— moat is to B person's edvantaio, bo provides folke IS JUST FINE' ..NOW effectively. There are three .W H E N harmonies-Tthey were born with bore with the needed eesh. YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE '^irs TO HELP DESERVIMO ^q u a I j t e r , Y O U 'R E A ways of > "striking tempo.” it NUUM oumuwham CHILDREN.' CAN I PUT NICE t - . ‘ D O X them , .aneywe ahall live with them. He mekes borroskng « simple, friendly Ireae- B E A L L may drog. It may pulse. YOU DOWN POP RK&MT 'H T T L E J I G E T THE “ ed Fine Score . ection. He makes leans to employed men and woman, married or ^ OONATIONT T > G IR L ? ■ .^QUARTER All tbia la a preamble to the It may rush. To drag la never s4n(la. He arranies convenient n^onthly payments. TF statem^t that the Treggora have good... it offends listener and If you deride that a loan is to your advantafe, cobm to see produced R. fine piece of pictorial participant. To pulse is the "sum- mum bonum” of all musicians... Bmtfiatl* YES MANagar today. The words move to a lilt of Leons $32 to $800 on Mgnosore Alone STHTIOn own all apart from the and equally hard to obtain. To rush VANS IfSI'.'o'S may lax the participants, an^ W ' l T /•» c They will stand well alone, 4 2 7 Hartford Hd. Munchostor ,Con n tlso the jnuslc—while it seema to make the listeners apprehensive. South Church has a large audi­ I- convey the pictures Intended by FINANCE CO. TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-8066 the'w ords yery well indeed, still torium. It is difficult for the sing­ Is thrilling In iUelf . . . and could ers "put back”-, to hear the organ - (nuMofniuNci cs) be enjoyed Just by closing the eyes — equally hard for the organlsL •V MucliDttDr ouittim' yiMm and using imagination. Perhaps its As the congregation tuually waits m MAIN ST., 2nd n ., Ovw.Woelwainh’f, MANCHESTER totlil lack of association—its com­ to hear the choir aing rather than M ltcholl 1-4158 • Ask tor the YES MANagor H-«4 f/ 'participate, until the choir la with­ ALLEY OOP Unveiling BY V. T. HAMLIN jwi smUm, tM.T. K a«. y. a ee plete lack of the slightest sugges­ Open Thursdaydlveninga Vntll 8 and Open Saturdays thru Dec. I t tion of plagiarisni—not even the in vision at any rate, the listenera FirsMine \ COTTON WOODS BY RAY Gorro lesal “2 bars” allotment, la respon­ really do not have much effect In I m m MMtft It rti!4titf Df dH ttVM «> themselves. The choir has had I Imb tf SIN cith S2I.M vImr ^fD»fllir rtftM it 12 cDmtti^ilTt ■mdiM? Mefsiheeeti tf S1I.IS ttA. sible for Its arousing in its SoMe'i ihH emebmg 40 wmlu...bu« pn-lbelr-Me* listeners all the latent'In'dividual rnueV experience, not only In straight a capella work, but also •bepperti. ere. coKhing big values or aur fiem ThY TO STICK ./.AND I creativity. Each one would "make I pra-Cbriitf^ Jubilee. Came In ledeV ond tea hevr peoceW ! pbonograph for *7925 IN THCAE, OF PO'n hia own story and aeries of pic­ in coordination wdlh the organ In (T 16 NOW l2u/!»0THCa- KIND OP proceaaional. The timing and "tun­ end aconermcel CbrWmei eih-didppwig 7879 A* Stroomiile SomMnira coin ore baeUifully Imed with lenrriaus CAROUNA. COUNT ON > The choir showed evidence of icately effective for the entire pro­ fpbr(ci...beva nen-tamiihlng broM leriu ibot eontpep open ocridee/' W U . ONLY BE KID/./ ME, coach/I 188 WEST MIDDLE TURN^IHB good preparation for this rather gram if the choir had entered sing­ teliy. And ibeM itunninQ 'bener-i^.leaibar'' (inidwt In Senmeneali- 6H 0W N IN ing while 'the organ in soft reg­ difficult work. Moreover, /the CORNER DURANT ST. modem celeri da(y bueipi ond wipe Cleon m * a daito daib, Complexly automatic! 2 sapphire needles! tBOmeMANLY singers performed as though dhelr istration followed along, adding -I enjoyment equalled their ability creacando until alt the choir.was NEW LARGER QUARTERS within the auditoilura and the con­ t dovared In rich leathnctte • precision balanced Mrs. June Gaal, in te solo rote, PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING found the tesaitUre o f the cantata gregation wrapped In it Also. This ! arm • play* all records, all apeeds • entire unit ihuU off CAN be done — with no trouble in completely made to order. Her S M : last record hat p l a ^ • spring mounted^to aliminata te<'hnlcal facility was only equalled time or pitch — k has .been done AUTO GLASS INSTAUEU bv her .understanding. Each dell- for years.’ ' and vibration • two sap^hito naedlea!' c.ite nuance W’aS observed. From The recessional happily used GLASS FURNITURE TOFS the center aisle which gave a B0018 AND HER BUDDIEf Now You Know pianissimo to full voice, she was DUID 12-Inch ig rccani FRM I Yourc aa a gift whan you buy' BY EDGAR MARTIN absolutely lit command, and that most satisfactory climax. MIRRORS (F irtp li^ and Door) thii phonograph—tha axciting new "Columbia Houaa Party" with exactly the right amount bf '’Carillon RerllAl albOmI A dalightful, unrahaarsad gat-togathar with luob etara E tU V S , HE'S... HE'S A . OH... HISHTV EVUE'S ^FATHER RIME CHAP, HR. IS IRV BUZ SA BY ROY CRANK emotional shailing. A w ^ d of appreciation should PICTURE FRAMING (oil typos) aa Jo Stafford, Paul Waston, Dave Brubaok and Ubaraoa. FATHER' Robert Pease, who setved as go to Frederick Rogers, whose Don’t miaa iti HSS OTTHERS. HOUXL s o u > m i MV WORD, USTEN..SUPPOSE AH.- Tt«r$ MORE LIKE H nSi rator, conttibiited a major, part recltat/on the carillon befoM the WINDOW ond PLATE GLASS EIAXY^ MEETiOa HIM. SAWVI*! tOUMilTFORME a o boy; HERE'S I jo o m in putting across this fine piece of servic/ did mtwh to encouran the ODER YOU LOOK TOmiYDUWMBtE ADVANCE, -nCKET, AND work. His resonant voice told the desired m ood.' ''', \ JAUOUAIKS: InatallatloD Is Oulrk, Easy and RcoaomleaL , FOR T HKE A TO sol I DON'T TObRiST aio.voau RECEIVE •story alternately with the- singing, can only hope that llnsa *— CONTRACTORS: IVK HAVE IN STOCK HER'. BUM. LIKE NOEYSUYS- further instructions ./W h i l e the organ played In the 'e Treggor ami her talentAd background. At all times Mr. Pease brother will not stop with this — MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS PV/T? VOUCkN AT THE DEL PRADO IN FURNITURE DEFT, (tower Stroet Floor-Level) fiWrtTAkEtkS MEXICO I balanced with the organ—a try their creative talents out Open Salurdays—Open Xhursday Evenings JOlOftllAVCiri tribute,to both him and Mr. Treg­ that other important festival tsasaMM: \ I - gor. Their timing was most satis­ o f the C h r 1 B 1 1 a n Church— the * RSTIMATBS ULADLV orVEN factory. , ," "Tilaatecude. ' \ Also on the program was the iV-1 duet,’ "Tlie Infant (Thriat” ()^ sung by Mrs. June Gaal and Rudolf Brander. The SIngera followed the emotional cadences of the Holy Mother watching thR CThild with delicate understand!^. R A N G E H I L L TURKEYS JBPT COBB 3Y PETER HQPFMAN It. wa.s followed by the ch^us ‘"Ihou must leave- Thy loWly dwelling.''-, a most gitUiying This year we have the finest birds we have ever GOOD .. - SURE... MAKE BHCKEY FINN Loud And BY LANK LEONARD raised, young, broadbreasted, plump and juicy. EVCNNG, DAVE/ YfXJRSCLVCS AT piece of,choral work fioiuf every TURKEY MAY WE a m standpoint. / . They're ALI^ dressed and ready— orders yours today, N 9 The offertory anthemy"0 Holy SHEREAUVIRfST f/WPHE q WHATISIT, \ f i A 6 H P P y ^ THAT HO Night” (Adamsi, was/allowed a KALQAD10PRAG SAVSSHEJtAS PROFESSOR?; BmnMY. * \ womm, Trieear I GUESS PHIL REAUy LET Y n LOOKSSO.TOM! HEU ASOWPAiMNa FLOOR ABSOLuray VOU LOOK < fi£4Pi0lA - m a f I FARM ' 4 ^ - h e n s .... 70 c m i BOOK,, AND.. HIMSELF IN FOR SOMETHING, I NAVE TO KEEPON TAKING -IF SHE WEIGHS AS NOTHING R) STAXTLED.'jxMAtyioen^l |^4lVwAt«iWWIIMek(WW«MIWIK w$rs/ml Ogden’s Corner, Verntm^— MICKEY-IWENHETRICKEP X HER0UT N0tV^(]R < MUCHASPHJLCLAMI MAKE HER EVEN I.d)dk For Signs On Rt. 8^ - - In the aANCY WTO HAVING HIM MEH K O A N C y M90LP K A little lOU'-ANP Got STUCK MTH LULU!) SURE t»6ET SORE? mterestug! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.^ MONDAY. DECEMBER 19, T95B RAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINia HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, DECE&fBER 19. 19S5 Power in National •ears to Be in the East Hetald Angle Pro Title Story the Sanie-Stop Otto and Win ■y >1 Collegt Baikttiiall Soramhlt EARL W. YOST, Browns, Rams Hartford Wwk’t Boiht Bwirt»p in Action Tonight ‘ Room for Nobody Eastern Teams ■parts lUUar In passing. Please Note mjom SUNDAY ^ laafu t managtr and now of the Tangle Sunday Next for Injimdk Cain 47 of 81 "Good skating weather," my Rad Sox aootttlng staff, will ba tha m m Layne First ‘Nam<^Foe Dons Remain Unbeaten sons echoed, as we started out on speaker . . . Country Club proxy Beaten by Bulkcley only last CameSti to Date 1 the wMkly journey to church. . . Ray Owana atoppad with both holi­ In^TV Feature Friday night, the Mancheatar High NqxBD oocaucs Their wisl)pe were realized In-the day greatl'nga and news on tha cagera faee another tough oppon- 8. Denials In Uong Eastern Tour ■ : ■ afternoon^'When we vietted rela­ first masting of tha season for tha Naw York (NEA) — it's an old ertt jornerrow night meeting Ooach . Da^eU or Pastrano ■v' , " . \ ■ New Yopfc, Dec. 19 (Ab-*Anyway K tives in UnionvUlc, a large pond new offtcara at the Country Cluh, thing (or Otto Graham, this busi­ Joe Kubachka’a oncs-baaten Owls Total* .,,, you want to look at it, the power that was frozen being nearby. . . "Wa hqpe to gat a lease on the ness of playing tn a gams for the ih an 8:15 encounter at toe Hart­ New York Dec. 19 (g>)—The Uni-^pNoe. 4, 5 arid 8, all )iave tasted de- In the l^attonal Basketball Aaan. citampionship of profaaslonal foot­ ford High gym. A JV cohtest is R. Arpto , New Tork, Dec. .19 (II ^ •linnie” heavyweight tonight in spoil Doak Walker Day at Briggs Country Club, 850 playing mem­ big Rem in too last five National 73-58, appears to have tha makings A LaUbtri* Hex Layne, a hulkiag veteran who ketball Festival Tournament at gets under way tonight in Char­ Boston and Syracuse, show a iy bers and 60 associate members, football League championship R. Laltberta Frankie Ryff, winner of 19 of lotte. N, C. — the Charlotte in­ Stajiium, Detroit by beating the of a food team. The Owls have lias fought them all from Rocky 20 pro starts to gain a lofty rank­ Madison Sqqare Garden gregate ot 47 victories aga^t 34 Owens ssdd during hie visit games. The Dons have -built up a string vitation. Eight teams are enteredj^ Motor City Lions... My skates are size, 'speed, shooting ability and Telala ...... ItB iH act ue Jgarciano on down. ing in the lightweight division, defeats for a' .580 average/ Btlll In the back of the car al­ Skating cMiditlons were good If you rush Otto, get his throw- depth. KiibSchke, a standout Ontsaaat (•> FaHiiMI The Neyr Orleans match should goes against Baby; Vasques of of 31 straight victories, and, with wjth the opening pairing sending The quar/et of Westetn Division again today and a t 4 p.m. 1 Joined lng.,a.touch off Its usual feathery, their two games this week, should Boston University against ten- though I promieed, weather per­ cage performer in hie own right, give a good line bn Pastrano's abll> Mexico Friday at Madison Square teams—St. Louis, Rowster, Fort mitting, to try them out before the sons Reed and Dean- a t the neigh­ stralght-to-the-target style, you has flve lettermen and toe key to (t» i ^ to handle big men, for Layne, Garden (NBC radio and TV). . be sporting a slteak of 33 in a row nessee, Florida S'late against Wayne and MlniWpoIis—mean­ borhood area until dark . . . Night have a solid chance to heat the O. RompIIo M 181 when they rtach the ' Garden a Clemson, Davidson against Cell- weekend, . , Home Just in time to toe equed'e euoeeee 4s . center J. Roiitlto U T MS a t about 209 pounds, probably will The only man to • l>eat Ryff ■ In while, have a con^ned total of 37 see Sugar Ray RoMnsph intro­ home with nothing moiV to do Browns. George Zelucki, giant 8-5 center outweigh the home town boy by at week, from today. gqte and Wake Forest against' The situation is unchanged this Totals . 80S 3 » 313 his career was Ralph Dupas, who Mississippi State. *■ triumphs again^ 50 setbacks for duced on Ed Sullivan's teevee show. than to aicamine the ChrisUnoa and one of the beet reboundert in least 35 pounds. accompllahed the tricK May 17 at Said-Coach Phil WoolpcH when 425. . / tree lights and ornaments which season, as the Los Angeles Rama ( 8) he packed his defending NCAA ’Bama Meets Holy Cross Robinson is one boxer who Is back the greater-Hertford area. . Pohl M 78 8S fBl Pastrano mixed with middle- New Orleans. Ryff had whipped St. L o u l^ in. fact, heads the had been packed away for nearly and toe Browns meet for toe 1. Pobl , ...... M 101 l u m champions for .a month-long tour Alabama gets a chance to on top of his division despite Fa­ league championship, Dec. 26. at Lettermea Hlarterm weights and light heavies imtll he Dupas in eight rounds at Brook­ Western With an even .500 mark ther Time, having, won the middle­ a year, \ boxed Joe Rowan at Madison lyn. Sept. 13. 1954. through,the Blast: redeem Itself against Holy Cross Memorial Coliseum. Los.^ngeIes. Starters for Hartford tomorrow ToIAIi .. 184 180 188 143 "We don't expect to lose." In Boston tonight, but the cru­ on a IQrlO recotd. weight crown from Bobo Olson via TBUKSDAY Square Garden Nov. 18. This VaBques. wlIl be making his flrst T h^H aw ks regained the top Bank teller Ikl TVimkiel report Otto is 34 now, and It'i '*pori^‘v*’ night, all lettermen, include Pete nmtch is suppbeed to launch him as New York appearance. He also Confident words, those, but to saders, pointing for the Holiday a knockout two nights earlier, ly" hie last season. But he's still Sals (8-0) and Bob Stanford (S> date Woolpert Is correct. After Festival and a shot at 'BYiaco, will spqtr^rom Rochester last night by .MONDAY -ed when 1 visited the ’fniat Co. ^a full fledged heavy, by-passing holds one victory over Dupas but ' ipping the runnerup Roy^s 86- that he would like to start a move toa man to beat. (6-11) at forwards, Zaluckt at i §Miato ^ ^ j the 175-pound division. Since the lost twice to the New Orleans warming up at the expense of rule heavy favorites, Duq'uesne, Holiday greetings were ex­ This is the sixth time the center, and Dom Pinto (6-0) and three neighboring California too, has a chance to get back on In other games, Syracuse tended in a personal visit from after the holidays to reactivate the Touts an I n *ui l i l Rowan boot, he celebrated his 20th youngster. i ■ downed Philadelphia 99-79. Fort Manches[ter Booster C3ub..Christ Browns have been in the big one. Billy Smith (5-10) in the back- '(ii schools, the Dons stopped off in the winning path against Loyola Bam Vacant!, the workhorse base­ And it is the third time they've Coleman birthday, y or California. Wayne beat Minneapolis 96-86 and mas musici bn the organ was pro­ court. Other returnees are Tom Coleman , Ezzard Charles, still plugging Clitcago over the weekend and won ball um pire,., Don Jorgenson of faced the Rams. In 1950, Leu Burke (8-3), Jimmy Marlu (6-3), Boston defeated New York 95-92, the Elks phoned with word that vided by the talented Frederic Knockout or nothing is the pros­ away in the heavyweight class, the De Paul Tournament, whipping Two more tourneys begin to­ Groza’s toe was the difference in JacMa Hines (8-6) and John Lat- Touts loB 310 188 eOO Ronnie BiMWell the host outfit 82-59 in the final. morrow. The University of Pettit Score* 26 the scheduled Father and Son- Werner in the main lobby. .John pect a t S t Nicholas Arena in New makes his 10th start of the year Bob Pettit, as usual, paced St. Cleveland’s 30-28 victory. The next tanelo ;54l). The veteran Hart­ York Monday when left-hooking at San Franclaco Thursday Co-Captain Ronnie Bushwell will No Problem. Seen Kentucky will play host to Night of the Elks in January had Lyons reported he was in pro- season, the Rams turned hick (I) Louis with' 26 points although Jack been postponedPark Depart­ ^cameilt with two engagements ford coach alao nas an outstand­ Coleman Oarmtne More of Brooklyn fights against Bob Albright, who once lead Connecticut against Manhat­ Tomorrow night, they , play Minnesota, Utah and Dayton, Cleveland. 24-17. Coiemsa . Wichita and on Friday take on while the Quanttco Marines are McMahon of Rochester took game ment reported that the public bn Saturday night at the same ing performer in. 'Vince (demillt, up Gene Poirier, the ever-ready floored Don Cockeil in training tan tonight at Storra. Only one ■y Runaway U u t Seaeon from the JVs, a strong outside rancher from Niagara Falla N. Y. camp. game will be played, starting at 8 Loyola of New Orleans. Neither holding an eight-team event. scoring honors with 28. The Hawks skating on Bunday, D ec.. 11, time, I fln(J myself in tpc same Totals • a•as eeVwaa•• m 117 181 538 8*'ouId poss a problem for the North • Carolina__turned back led throughout but had to hold off marked the second earliest date situation from time to time but Since then, the Browns have shooter and flashy ball handler. ~ ( <48) TOe 10-round m a t^ will be on tele­ Although C3iartes is 35 and has o'clock. There are plenty of tick­ tangled With the Detroit * Lions Acsio been ftghtlng as a pro since 1940, Dons, a tight defensive club in Maryland 68-82 Saturday, while the Royals, who hit fo r two bos­ since 1938. Skating started Dec- 5 -as always is the case everything Thus far the Owls have posted A. Acfto vision (Dumont). ets available. three times, losing two in a row triumphs over a good Now ikmdon J s? Fiore, 28, came back from a one- he etil) talks of winning back the these days of high cores. They've Iowa reboimded from Its defeat at kets in the final 14 seconds. in 1938. This, it the second year comes (kit qll right in the end permitted an average of only 49 the hands of Colorado by over­ Syracuse wrapped it up against that areas have been flooded at until they broke out with a 58-10 team 88-83 and |few Britain 88- TottU ... IM 198 181 8M year layoff to outpoint Rkusy No- title that he lost to Joe Walcott John heads the Youth Committee runaway last season. cero Nov. 21. Poirer has taken a in 1051. For 1955 Charles has a points in five games. powering Loyola of Lo.s Angeles Phlladephia, the Eastern leaders, Charter Oak Park and Center of the Elks anci has been doing a 65, but were soundly spanked lest 5-4 record.. He outpointed ToxJe Fox Terrier Wins But they could |iave trouble in 84-81. Brigham Young crushed in the flrst period, streaking into a Springe Annex to help take care It appears, then, that there Is Friday by a tall) experienced Nor rest after a strenuous summer sea­ of the skaters until the main grand Job, ..Christmas car arrived nothing really new to say about son when ho won five of seven, Hall Ibec. 8 at Rochester, N. Y., the Holiday FesUval.' They're Colorado 84-53. while Ohio State, 25-12 advantage. Johnny Kerr Jed from George Bhglish, exalte^ ruler wlch quintet 76-61. • In toa three Guiadian Balding in his latest effort after.-losing a Best-iii-Show Title paired with Tom - Gola-less La behind Robin Freeman's 39-polnt the Nats with 18 point's while Neil Center Springs Pond la sulflctently toe Browns and toe Rams ^ In a contesta to date, Pinto paces the most of them at S t Nick's. Fiore's frozen for the public’s use. Park of the Elks *nd a line sfiortsman. ■ pla;yoff game. That is, 'until you record is 48-18-5 and Poirier’s 13- decision to Hall Noy, 14. Salle in the opener, which should spruge, turned back St. Louis Johnston had 17 for the Warriors. First gold star of the month for scoring parade with 31 markers, be easy. Holy Cross.'however. Is Boston's Amie Risen, right, tyfM to cut in on a ball-control squab­ Supt. Horace Murphey, Foreman get to a fellow by the name of Sid Wins Sanford Title 8-2 for 18 starts. 89-83. I Fort Wayne and Minneapolis staying home twb nights in a row Gillman. \ followed by Bala and Burka each COLLEGE BASKETBALL Worcester, Mass., Dec. 19 ( ^ — a big stumbling block. The Ouss- ble betweeh teammate Ernie ^arrett. center, and Philadelphia's Nell swapped leads 12 times before the BUI Andrulot and their-Avorkers with 28 Ulltes. Smith has total­ Ch. Trsvella Superman of Har have done an outstanding Job in WM pinned on the calendar by son This is Oillman's first year as Bob Boyd, fast-rising middle­ East ,ders looked Impressive, indeed; in Johnston—but all he did was knock the ball away fromJ>oth. Johnston Pistons’ Larry Foust got hot in ed 15 points and ZalucM’a 22 Sanford, Fla., Dec. 19 UE—Ba- ham, an English bred wirehalred whipping New York University 86- came out of this National Basketball fracas with a bumped eye. preparing the auxiliary areas... Reed. I enjoyed .the boys' com­ a professional football coach, and weight from Chicago, meets Italo St. John's (Bkn) 87, Alabama the third period, scoring i t points. pany and after they departed to maricera against the Acada waa cause hh ahot a 73 and won a 79. . Fox Terrier, today holds his 20th 50 in the Garden Saturday. weather Was perfect after work he made a good otm *^fth Los An­ o n OOlMOM, 7P454T4* Scortichini of Italy at the St. Rookie Goalie The tall center wound up'with 33 their rooms I wss able to check on geles Brought up after a couple hta best effort of the sUU young company golf tqumamont bla em­ Holy Cross 85, NYU 50. Best-in-Show title. The Ipp of the weekly Associ­ markers. -. and I Jotnpd my sons at a nearby OLOUtH om A VB-mOAN Liouls Arena on the Wednesday skating rink for an hour of fun be­ Christmas packages purehaaed for of big years at Cincinnati, Gill- aeaeon. ployer aponooreil aix yeara ago. ' night show (ABC-radlo and TV). Temple 83, Princeton 80, cai. Travella won top honors ated Press poll probably will Boston rallied from a nine-point m otm vm M m Hs/m i n tf Like the Owls, Coach Elgin Za- Blender Al Balding becama tha . Syracuse 88, Brown 40. from a fleld of 888 entries yester undergo sonrie scrambling. Ehccept fore darkness set'- in...Jimmy them during recent w eeks..I man­ man applied a thorobgh and pain­ Boyd Toee to prominence, and a Stops Montreal Pros Back Taftville halftime deficit to overcbme the Hofvath was the man behind the aged to flnish my latest magarines staking touth to the business of H orn YAMB/tOCKUNj tureky’a Red and White squad also flrst Canadian over to win a place among the tra 10 in the divi- Columbia 78, Army 80. day In the Worcester County Ken for the Dona, No^h Carolina Knickerbockers, taking the lead major golf tournament in the nel Club Show—last major East wheel S t night for a before, the 11 o'clock news. running 33 huge and mobile guys eports a tviro won and one lost rec­ alon, by knocking'out Tony An­ S t Bonavehture 68, Fqrdham 55, State which trounced West Vir for good near the end of the third ord, having belted the Alumni and United, Statea. em event before the Westminster glhia 92-71 for No. 19 in a row, yNew York. Dec. 19 «P)—Maybe basketball meeting. Companions FRIDAY who play football for a living. thony and George Johnson and Michigan SU te 82, P itt 81. quarter. Jim Lbscutoff and Bob East Hartford prior to bowlag to Niagara 86, Loyola (Md) 58. In New York. and Utah, which declsloned W ash-.4rie Detroit Red Wings knew what In I^iiad Attraction 116-92 were Jim Murray, A1 Darone. Pro baseball umpire Bernie His efforts resulted In a con­ BaI(Ung, Sl-jrear-Md Chnadlaa winning a decision over Gene Full­ they were doing after all when Cousy of the Celts and Ray Felix Warren Brink and yours, tnlly, Giovlno, a Receration Department sistent performance by the Rams. too Maroons: PGA cliamplon, capturod the in­ mer. Canisius 106, Richmond 79; T h e four-year-old Is owned by ington State 91-56, the big lioyif of New York each had 20- points. Penn State S3, Colgate 75. Mrs,-_.Harold M. Plorshelm of have been having trouble. they dealt Terry Sawchuk to Bos­ Horvath remarked that he had worker during the off-s c a s o n, They never lost two in a row and augural 815,000 Sanford Openyas- Spearheaded by big Art Quimby.T.played a big part in the Pros' big Blastern Division witnessed the last five Army-^svy always came back strong after a terday. He edged rotund Ed Bcoftlchln], who campaigned Duke 88, Vlllanova 76. (!hlcsgo. Iowa, Alabama...gbd Duqueane ton, stopped at the desk with news dn The champion Wings raised a atjir playmaker Jimmy Ahearn, advantage off the boards, each Pet. football games in Philadelphi recreation activities and also -to loss. On Oct. SO, for example, they Green Manor Edges Girls 68-66 (Porky) Olives of Lemont, 111„ and few eyebrows in National alnslays with last year's suc­ netted 19 markers as the victors Philadelphia 14 .700 Home at a respectable hour. say he la looking forward to were beaten by toe Chicago Bears, Springfield Los^ big Hlko Bouehaky.fonnec. Duke Hockey League circles last su: cessful University of Coiihectlcut accounted for 64 points in the New York ...... 12 fl .571 TUESDAY making good as a basketball of­ 81-20. The next week, toe Ilams footbell player who rogtatare from mer when they Je t Sawchuck /go quintet, the Green Manor ^^-ros high-scoring second half. Gagnon Bostqh ...... 10 0 .526 defeated San Francisco and were won their third game of the sea­ Enro'jte to Hartford shortly pe' ficial, having passed the written In Benefit Attra(;tion at Armory To Loop Leaders Oroaatnger’e, N.Y., by one atroke. to the Bruins and entrusted/Glen and Joe Marieni each with 10 Syracuse ...... it 10 .524 fore noon a passenger was Richard .exams two weeks ago... Mail back In stride. It was that w’ay And the 13,406 flrat prlae iflieck Open evenings until Christmas Hall, who had played onjy eight son, a convincing 116-92 victory tallies and diminutive Billy Western Dlvlsibn from toe start. yesterday afternoon over the Grezel of Btaaell St., a ticket agent Mrvlces has been altered consider­ wAa a waleomq flitandal booat. Gauthier with 11 points stood out St. Louis ...... 10 10 .500 p t i . Now York, DacTlR VF) — Tho games in the big Icaguc/with the Shyma Club in Taftville. It at the Hartford railroad station. ably because of the pre-holiday League’s Top Punter By A BOLDUC George Mltbhell nearly signed Ing as waa Mrs. Kovacs, visitors' "Now ru be able to eontlnua the important goal-tending^job. for the losers In the second half Rochester ...... 10 12 .455 "I saw the, Minneapolis Lakers rum and letters, and releases are Lesa than 200 fans turned out Provldenco Rods wera back in marked the flrst time this winter He got plenty of mileage out of best Jumper who scored (our hoops sole poeseseion of first place in the tour,*' ho said with a big grin. Last night, howevafCHall racked as Taftville swished the nets for Fort Wayne ____ 9 12 .42!) when they came Into Hartford last arriying a day dr two la te .. Saturday night for toe '(3huckte Audrey to a Merchants' contract Balding added ha did not plan to that the locals, who have also . 8 Ronnie Waller, toe rookie half­ via a two-handed, over-toe-head American Hockey League today up his third shutodt in succession 52 points. , Minneapolis...... 16 -.333 Sunday," Grezel said, "and were Motored to Rockville at night to back from MarylsnJ. Then there Skoog Fund benefit basketball next fall. return home to Toronto for the dropped two decisions, have.gone Gauthier (20), Dave Shea (12), Monday's Schedule set shot. Ethel LSNoue was the on the strength of a rousing eight- Stanek^s . and seventh o f ^ e season as De­ over the 100 mark. they big.” The Lakens stopped \pff officiate the RockvUle-Farming- Is Norrfl Van Brocklin, toe sixth game at toe Armory. Jimmy Big Art Quimby and giant Pin­ team's playmakt .' and sister Bar­ holldaya but would go inatead to troit d e f e a J e d pace - setting Marien (12) and Bruce Long (10) No Games Scheduled. to play an exhibition basketbaU ton basketball game which A h e a r n’s baaket two seconds goal third period end a fins debut Third Appearance best passer in the league and toe ky Hohentoal were no match for bara proved Arthur Murray's beat by D ^ Raleigh. California whara tha touring proa Montreal' apd ended the Canadleni' were other top scorers, for (he Sunday's Results ” game in EUat Hartford Sunday af,- brought together two unbeaten best punter. Tommy Fears, toe before * the (Inal buzzer zound-. regroup for the Lee Angelas (Span Making his third appearahee Shyma Club whitflr has also lost to Boston 9.5, New York 92. Betty Sternkopf and Jane Mof- all-around performer against Green Raleigh, Acquired from .the par­ winning jttreak at eight games. ternoon . . . Jerry Crean, prexY teams. One of the officials failed sure-handed veteran end, was ed provided the Green Manor Manor. Jan. 8. !orm Both Goals with Green Manor, the 6-6 Quimby Frankie's Drive-In and Hartford Syracuse 99, Philadelphia 79. of the Sports Writers Alliance, took .Ju appear and a substitute, who Proe with a highly. interaat- fatt In a three-legged race, with ent New York Rangera of the Na­ scored 33 points against the out­ fifth Jn receiving. And Tank tional League Saturday, led the I I Under. ' brings you Alpst VelVecchio grabbed both of St. Cyrils this season. The latter Port Wayne 96, Minneapolis 86. me on a tour of the Nevv’>Britain bos planned to witness the game Younger came along hard at toe i n g 68-66 decision over toe the girls winning by 80 feet But The Proa, who allowed the girls th(/Wlngs' markers. It was the classed Shyma Club. Ahearn two clubs, along with the Pfos, are St. Louis 86, Rochester 85,. Herald plant in the Hardware City as a spectator, was pressed into talented Artotir Murray Girls to shoot freely from the outside eight-tool charge VHth two aoory BaldlAg. who eaya hia driver aad chipped in with 24 tallies to run end. Ahearn sank eight of 10 throws last night aa tho Reds defeated tin putter are'U s ^ t cluba, find a 'st time tn 32 games this sea­ members of the much strength­ Saturday's Itesiilts Iwfore we moved down t< Cheshire service. The outcome was settled There is s touch of newness, from New York. But toe highlight Jumped into a slim 18-18 lead at his season's .total to 100 points in ened Central Connecticut League. Syracuse 110, Boston 104. In \ to edge Ethel LeNoue In toe foul the and of the first quarter but the Springfield Indiana 13-6. two under p W r in the final round son that the Canadicns had been for a Gold Key dinner meeting. in '.toe first five minutes when too, to the Brown’s' .style, Paul of toe night'Z eUractlon was toe shooting contest. Mlsa Le Noue blanked. flve contests. Only Frank Tofo Orron MiiRor (UK) New York 100, Fort Wayne 95. The annual dinner is scheduled the ^ome team raced to a b 1 g colorful 30-mlnute halftime show visitors (ought back to gain a 88- Buftalo whipped last-place Haj over the Mayfi Country dub failed to score double figures as B. r. Pts. Brown's club used th give you dunked six of her charity tosses. 38 margin at halftime. With shey 4-3 in the only other gam go up toc.rulddle on a trap play. stole toe spotlight. C^irrently seen Globe Trotters end went throujgh Hawks won 7-1, getting four goals standout Jack Preissner had 10 Ahrarn, g ...... a... 11 24 Syracuse at New York. Pack (Thristmaa party at night 'SATURDAY Weighted RaakethaU front in theyflrst mlauto. Brueo Tommy Bolt of C3iattano(%a and . . . . 5 3 12 But Ottq.'s automatic tosse:iM and on toe. New York show "Toyland several minutes of fancy rhall in the second period. Nick Mick- points. Knight, g ...... and with the calendar bare of Son ReSd made the early trip to For toe first 60 seconds of the CUne camoMip with two. goals in Chlqk Harbart of NorthvUle,; _ Lou Groza’s fleld goal kicking Express” over NBC-TV and work­ handling, with Ethel and Bobby the founh minute and latar, oski got two goals for the Hawks Only in the flrst quarter did Totals ...... 44 S' U6 HOCKEY .4t a g l a n c e sports assignments I accompanied 13 Biisell St. with me this morning W5tre the main weapons. ing on two records, four sides, the fourth period the girls switched alao came up from out of the j Taftville manage to keep pace Ahyma n o b (92 > Sunday's ■ Results s.-allng the show with their un­ RalalgjiKYot his pair in loss than a while Murray Costello - notched them to the Goodwin School for s and we were able to enjoy one But this season Brown has gone young miss is also scheduled to baUs on the winners employing with final 88a for 373 totals and a'^ with the locals. After gaining a fi F. Pt.9, National League canny tricks. The fans sat up and weighted basketball which the I time, tie to t fourth. , Boston's lone score. > M&riPii, f ...... — ...... 6 a 12 night of fun and entertainment . . . the prettiest sunriJ*es in months to toe ground. He turned Curly make a guest appearance^ on toe slim 25-21 margrln at the *nd of & New York 4, Toronto 1. took notice Wheh Miss Moffatt and boys found impossible to handle. iffalo snapped Hersheya flve- In the only other game, the LaPrnner...... __ 1 2 Just as I, walked in the door at enroute to the office . . . Once Morrison, toe ex-Ohio Stateiv nationally televised program, Don Fairfleid of COsey, HL,' the opening period the winners led Gagno^. f ...... 11 5 27 Detroit 2. Montreal 0. Wldholm, a minor league catcher The Invaders ltd 83>84 late in the I unbeaten string aa Larry 68 New York Rangera snapped a four ___ 4 4 12 home the phone rang and it was the work waS; cleaned up I mo­ from a fullback to a halfback. And "Name that Tune," within the next whose third round aet a couroe 52-40 at halftime and raced to an ShPB. c ...... Chicago 7, Boston 1. from a friend who sought Informa­ in the Milwaukee Braves' farm quarter when the Proa staged ilacn banged home two gouts game lostngtVStreak by whipping Miirtha, g ...... 4 1 9 tored to Art Shbrts’ farm on Burn- Morrison, who was 25th jiT rushing month. Without the benefit of ^.yitom, gave a demonstration of racord, tlad for sixth with'a 71 and 80-67 advantage at the three- rrAuthipr. g ...... 7 8 2t) .American League tion on a fine Manchester athlete rally to finally eke out their t for tho Blsona. Hank Baseen, Buf­ the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1. The bam St. to select a freiA 'Chriat- a year ago, picked up 824 yards music, Sharenf made a big hit with throwing toe ball around the in­ 273. Shfllay Mayfield of Weatbury, Rangers struck for first period quarter mark. Uong. g ...... ^ 0 10 Buffalo 4, Hershey 2. regarding a possible college educa­ mas tree from h\a big lot. Art, a point margin on Abtarn’h rJb falo goalie, waa o'* the neck N. Y , With a eloslBg 68, alao had this season to rank*thlrd. Ed ^.hh (ana with her rendition ot "I field. Jane displayed a quick pair Also in the waning mi 'th e with the disc midway in the see / goals by Bill Gadsby. Andy Bath­ Quimby, . Ahearn and Knight Totals ...... 38 18 Providence 12. Springfield 5., tion. I was glad to pass along the former rifleman ' at Manchester' SaW Mommy, Kissing Santa 378. Eastern League Modzclewskt, obtained from P ltts*i? of hands and a blazing fa it ball. fans voiced their appro Miss ond period.’ He was replaced b; gate and Larry Popein and then combined for 20 talllesdn the Initial information I had on the lad and High, is no.w shooting with toe burgh in a typical Brown trade, Claus” and "Look In the Mirror," Mizs Erickson also challenged the breezed home. quarter while Ahearn, a deadeye All rabbits have sharp, - short- Baltimore. 8, Clinton 2, the coach st the other end of the UConn varsity although only in Erickson chased the Ming Bill Herrington, a spare netmlapsven 8, Philadelphia 3. line was pappy to hear the glowing his freshman ytui . . . Weather by Jane Russell. The petite song- .. PooRsroRra trude enough so they sec well al­ the fullback spot. Even Graham ing contest but not until he accept­ no avail. ' the final 30 minutes. ^ The world's champloi: Brooklyn markers and Quimby added six report, was perfect for skating and the began to carry toe bsill m ire often, tress chose as her final number. ed was Dubose told he had to dance, Dodgers v/ere the only team to straight free throws in the big most In a full circle. However, ac­ ^ E s wTTH r Ije,.SE WEDNESDAY entire family got out t)ie ikates Officials Jin Murray and Al The results left Providence two Racanaba, Mich. OP) —Arthur legging It 69 times. What Did You Bring for Me," a while skipping rope. With Mike BogginI had « (ay time calling points in front ot idle Pittsburgh play better than .600 ball over the second period. Guard Joe Gagnon' cording to an article in Sports Third annual New Year's Golf tor a few hours of fun and exer- ChriatmaZ song not due to be re­ Emblem, 80, of Green Bay. Wlo., Afield niagazine,.44-is their acute Stillwater, Okla. (NEA)—Ralph Great Under Fire Strauss, glris' coac))^ acting as only seven pc Us, five on the with Buffalo only one point behind ten-year period following World tallied 17 of his 27 points in the Tournament at the Manchester cUe . . I managed to catch the I f a winner had to be picked, leased until November of 1956. killed a buck dear with hia car flrst half for the losers. hearing w;hich wAf’ns them of dan­ Higgins has been Oklahoma A. Country Club will be held on master of ceremonies and ringing. losers and ) against Green the runnerup Hornets. / the^ finest gift War II. That should be a record last half of the pro basketball you’d have to go with Graham and Audrey proved too talented (or the Manor. three days before hunting aeeoon for consistency. Wldholm and Quimby, who also ger. " , and M.’.s track coach for 20 years. Monday. Jan. 2, weather per- game on teevee between New York All-.imerlcan Girl toe. Browns, (itto’s most valuable Versatile Audrey Erickson', only nilling D'lt outclassed Dubose. Of opened. Ho told Michigan con­ mitting. Pro A)ex''Hackney said in and Fort Wayne and found it tame asset Is his absolute'refusal to r p)*, P(liNADA BLAZE CXINTROLUED servation officiala ha was gatthng a phone eonversatlbn . .'. An -In­ compared to tor action of a year 117-pqunda and . voted toe 1954 Fortlii Willing Pupil WWhnli IM) 4 fluster under fire. All-American girl, with capable Even before the exhibition got Dubop/ f t-i n ready to call them to haul the vitation to attend the Dec. 28 ago. Play was clean fpr a change You get ah idea of to)s when , 'y. r rw) s Moose J|aw, Sask^Dec. 19 (A5—A careaaa away when a carload of your money " VERIFIED HIGH FIDELITY meeting of the Hartford World and there wasn't th«,.,.continual assistance from Wally ' Wldholm. uhderwi/ Elthel LeNoue gave vol­ mhal. c (D) ^0 you note that the Browns failed gave a fine exhibition'of pitching unteer Wally Fortin s few lessons , sm. z . i-j. *t huge oil refinery fire which threat­ red.Jacketed hunters came a)lp>>ff> Series Club was extended by Pres­ bickering with the officiala which lo place a single pass receiver ened the E ast Side of this prairie dumWl the careas into tholr tniok ident Joe Warnock of Manchester. in my opinion; marred many video baseball.. With help ftbm'popular in the art of spinning the hall on nizhl- I .. a-3 H among toe league's top 10. Under Bobby Knight,' Miss f^'ckson also not one, but all four fingers City of 30,000 people was piut out and sped away, j'/-. Jack Onslow. former major presentations a yeSr ago. I - - I $ 1 9 9 .9 5 Sapphire Needle Paul Brown’s pass patterns, ftve gave an exhibition or her football (roved a willing pupil but Arthar Msrnijr (M) early today. receivers move downfield. It’s up prowess, throwing a nice spiral r Ttn. Firemen fought in windy,- 18-bo- Tha Brooklyn DodgerF - owr'' can buy ^ \ couldn't .keep up to Ms cV ver Moffalt, (...... i ...... 0-0 10 /- $ 2 1 9 .9 5 Diamond Needle to Otto to pick toe right one. He and booting the ball high and teacher. Knr«r. f 4 low-zero weather to- check the Johiiby \ Podroa, but John (F. has no steady favoriU. He Ukes wide. Audrey climaxed her per­ During toe act ^st the B. I-eN^UP, c ...... 4 blaze at the Husky Oil Ltd. refln breath, prealdep* of the Pitt Two New England Records^ his time and gets the right man. 8(prnlinri. Z ...N ...... ' 3 ery. Pirates, owns the hous« b* formance by successfully drop- girls moved the bt I'ell and Krlrkson. z ...... 4 A national television audience, kicking the ball over the back- set'up several’ey |t plays Whelpn, R Fire C^lef Gordon Hlgeon had the Brooklyn lefthander, "COPTER plus an expectecK 100,000 in-the- board and getting off- a nice punt, which resulted i olnters. E.\LeNeup z . . r ; ...... S said “the whole city could-go” if breath recently purdiflM, W etosa* Currently Held by UConn atsnds fans will s ^ toe game. It barefooted, over and through the fuel oil etMlIlIng from burning tanks in Wltherbee, N. The United Dot Wh'sien .was ws*sive Total* . ... t. «U J-2 M figures to mean UJ)f. Cam* auuc 3>«pMd ebaam . Rt- 2 .Mpphire oeedlaa. 2 boa* scoring to shatter New England contest are Harry Sacka^ of Harv­ Holgafe as Well as aiiMic coBccft ball repro- spekeaiBaa said the helt- .-•V-r ductioa! lo both tabla m d Tournament records. ard with 28 against Aml.erst iq|53 Local Sport Get ran toto (praad Are coat portable modeU. Atcrac* $ 54.50 and Tom Hart ot Middlebury with The Third Annual New England Dowiistate• f ^. PiniieVs 'Of KasBanng^.which lies nogth-' ure color*. Intercollegiate Basketliall Tourna­ an identical score against the same Ednstdered fo r . Virginia Jfo west ot Paamttn|om. $ 1 6 4.95 ment. playeil previously St Dart­ club in '54. -• Weekend .Winners Chatter mouth sj.d the University of Con­ Ho.’t'Tearh Oolby has the qiies Charlottesville, Va., Dec. l9 0P)«-ChrUtmaa and New Year'e^Jlay KI BITSCHEK FL^NS 31UP necticut, is ichMiuIed for Oolby tionable d st'inctlon of having col 5I|DGET FOOTBALL players, Rio df Janelt^, BrakH. .Dee. 36 College, December 28, 29, 30. lected the fewest points in any New Haveli. Dec. 19 m —Con­ — The University of Virginia hOi- to settle oh its. final choice.^ Ha UP),' —Ibwsident-elect W sbeer . Here are the present record.^; game, 42 against' Brown a year necticut duckpin bowlers werfe their pare'nt.s end officials of the letit advisory council. today nar- ■aid it ' ii hoped a final, choice Kiithllarhek announced W«bcar.,UUUl; MlNlNT < Most points scored during tourna­ ago. ,.(■ busy this weekend with four tour­ Fire and Police Athletic Assn, at­ row.ed toe list Of candidates for toe m ay be recomi^nded to' uUver- will visit Watdilngton, New YAa|t • Tb^ldeidgiftfor theyoanf naments. post of head football coach to |V i Reprodocei eocordU leea-ager. Plan all. ment, three games; Connecticut tended a banquet Sunday night at sity Prealdent Cmgate Darden Jr, and several European countries wtui graod atereofoaic i Uou»ual toac with tw'o 251.(1954); in' one game. Connecti­ Most popular and widespread The winners- were Joe Tartagni ‘hinder 10” and set toe'tlrst w ^k ic. 20 oP)—Sen. next month prior to hia Jn a. St fretf 2 ftpeakert. diamoad the Elks Home. Mayor. Harold and the board of visitors the first comrol*. 2 nredlrs for all cut 98 against Brown (1954). game animala of North America of West Haven, Hank Kdfosky of TurkingtOn served as toastmaster in January as the time when it ex­ week in January. ^ ^ ^ ^ S & rg e today .announced inauguration. aad tappAire aeedicat An* *iM record*. Light. Snirdy. pects to make a final choice. toAeit^ 3>9peed chaaacf Eboojr^Beigc end Teo* Al (Sonn.v) Dtnnls ■ of Middle- are rabblta. Watertown, Bob Johnson of Ham­ and speakers introduced Included The board of visitors does not iC q j^ s e e k Ve-nbminatlon in for all MIC recorda. T m h Beige. den. John DeBroske of Danbury Chief of PoUce Herman Schendel, l^ e council met (or seven hours; have'a rendariy scheduled meet­ ■ Democratic' .'primary STATE FERTILE RED 8011*, Model. $ 39.95 and Mary Cazzlano of East Haven. and W, Clifford Mason, chief of toe listening to an unspecified number ing until Feb.. 10 but It appeared 'y e a r. New Haven, Dec. 20 (45—COB* $ 1 3 9 .9 5 Tartagni,, who had a 160 game, SMFD. Others taking a bow werF of applicants, and releaaed the likely a special sfssiph would be •Tie . announcement"-^ squelched necUcut was one of 'three atatoB rolled 820 for aix games to take officers of the FPAA, coaches and names of nine who have been in­ called when the atolhtic council imbrs-'toat- toe veteran Congress­ terviewed peraonally, either today In which the CooMnnnlst Party the New Haven Roger Sherman several officials of the (jentral is ready to make a recommenda­ man, chalionan of the Senate Com­ consistently. galaiAl HiembenhlB Open by„a nine-pin margin over Connecticut Board of Approved or-at some earlier W e . tion. , - mittee on Foreign Relations, would Wsbeer in the htte 1940s, snid a repeii Norman Lalonde of Bristol. ^Football Officials. The meal was Caplin said the athletic coi^ retire after 33 yeara in the Senate, read into the record today nt tha HOUDAY Cereeet Whethtr It's Fo,r .... ugj. WebcM' eiXlf Other winners among toe 65 en­ prepared and served by members paving. the way for former Gov. .SmlUi.vAct trial 'of eight aUegisd Vorld'f moat popular hJ>i lb. «hi,uc o.™cS. The perfect derhag for eba tries were Ivan Henry. Collinsville, of the Elks Youth Committee. Herman Talniadge to succeed him. Communfsia In federal court.^ foaoaral. 2 apeakeea* 2 778: Tony Adams. New Haven. 'couldn't necessarily be presumed' has not made himself a - " “'y *881 In' announcing his decision to eflpphire aeediet! Auio> very youog child! A Chriit* .ENTERTAINING any of toe nine would, be hired aa Tved that the ['f mailc ebaaper for all mat gift that latu and laacat 775: Ben Kosky, Bridgeport, 766; REC SENIOR Basketball before ua." , run again, the 77-year-old. senior , FORMS PBO-IKB I^ATB . ^ e d a . all iiae recorda. Rugged. Scuff resittaou a replacement for Ned L. McDon­ Indicated______He'l»*^‘’‘’'P ‘**»'« to •Senator from Georgia and present Beautiful tone! 2 oecdlat o .r , Chip Kemis, Torrlngton, 759; Pat League contests tomorrow night ;'Nacramento, Onllf., DeC. 36 Toot la rou, nerer heard ald, whose three-year contract ex­ McDonald has dean of the Senate in yeaCs Of serv­ It. Favorite teea-ace port* for ail tpcddt. all tixe roc* Cacclola, Fairfleid, 756; Bill Tato, will b i played at the East Side Rec. pires in March and whole rcslgna- sponsored ^rnam ents. Praisfl President Maza Talmadge Weighs Race FINE WINE$, LIPUORS, CORDIALS. BEER JIM HERDIC reports that all back herct 'Olb Hbigate, ff]lent for Talmadge, 43, who has been Musicale three RMreatioh Centers will be coach at Yale; Howard I f program There was no debate prior to toe attacking toe public policies of 62 FISHERMEN MISSINO'^ T h a , habit of "freezing" with closed oiuYhe following days: Dec. head coach a t HofsUyal is to be voting. Tokyo. Dec, 31 ID—■Thran FOR FREE DELIVERY CALL Ml 9-5766 unblinking eyes when frightened G torgt in speeches about the state, Portable 24, 28 art(f 31 and also Jan. 2 be­ N. Y.; Jim Hickey. K Immediately after toe ■ Aosem- had only this comment: " I will Japanese tuna boats with 66 I ', it common to every apeciez qf rab­ cause of(the (Christmas holiday*. . Mampden-Sydney;^or testifies that bly's decision, the delegates began men aboard are feared: loet ,|a OPE.V 8 to 8—THURS., FRI., SAT. 8 to • bit. !, have- a statement for the people of head coach a^y Joel Thorne was Ih e usual round of closing speech­ Georgia next spring.” - the Pacific Ocean* 866 ailiiai " A ' f Verified ELK S BOWIJNO League will College; D an;t fiy in weather exist- es praising toe work of toe Asaem- Another Georgia political vet­ south of the central JapaBsa* b*- (XYm PACKAGE VERSATILE BOB Buckley, for­ start at 7 o’clock tonight, a'half Trinlty (Oqjf oct. 8 when his plane biy President during the session. land ot Honshu. Kyodo ^ e w a mer Manchester High soccer, bas­ eran who had been mentioned as a High Fidelity St o r e hour earlier than toe usual start­ die) Kiny into apartment killing The prospects (or adoption of possible candidate, former Gov-. Ren-ice reported todayr 1 Tha ^ K I T T E L 'S ketball, baseball and golf standout, ing time, at. the Double Strike Al­ ELECtRONICS LABORATORIES 80 B18SELL STREET—MI 9-I788 HarvejSf and eight others. . . . First the compromise soared when Rua- Ellis Arnall, declined to' comment. . boats are believed to. InygTwgt has been awarded numerals for leys so as to allow mem W a to at­ »»jj|flet Ambassador to W ist Ger- sla finally made known yesterday hit by a typhean wM' freshman soccer by vote of toe llj George's announcement followed 277 BROAP ST. Ml 9*1124 tend the annual' Christmas party .fiany, Valerioa Zorin, arrivea by the area Dee. 1% the *154’* AMPLE FREE PARKING Tufta Athletic, Assn. a t the Elks Home. '’plana in WaetjGennaa capital. aa Faga'Xwo),. .(CoBtieued #■ Easy IMiteeB); ■ tee f'-' ' - ^ u ■ .*■ ■ C-V-' '. ) ■ \-' l^*^*i*e**ie—*ww**NF-**—^ ^ ■ ■ < Power in National Cage Loop Appears to Be — - —,1- Wtifc’t Boxiig R o u iiJb |i Collect BatktHiall ftrawHt Eagteirn Teams Browns, Rams In I^ctssing, jPlease Note Hartfor^Owis m u m Gain 47 of 81 SUNDAY It mMsger and now of the Tangle Sunday Next for Im! Layne First ‘Name’ Foe Pons Remain Unbeaten "GoodV fitating weather," my Sox acoutlng staff, will ba the tons’echoed as we started out oi speaker . . . Country (Jlub prexy Beaten by Bulkeley' only Gaines to Date the weekly Jburney to ichurch. Ray Owrena stopped wdth both holi­ In TV Feature Friday night, the Manchester High MIXBD DOVBUC8 Their wishes were realized in n a day gre^tlhga and n4wa on the esgera face another tough oppon­ l^ong Eastern Tour afternoon jvh'en we visited j4l»: flrat meeting of thS seaaon for the New York (NEA) nr- It’a an old For Pastrano Touigbt New York, Dec. 19, (Aa-wAnyway ent tomorrow night meeting Oeach “’-‘iS ».,i 8 tivee in UnlonvUIe, a large/^n6 new officers a t ^ e Country Club. thing for Otto Graham, this busl- Joe Kubachka’a once-beaten Owls you want to look at it, the power that was frozen being nesAy. "We hope to get a lease on the neaa of /paying In a game for the New York, Dec. .10 (4^—^WUUe^eucceMfully in Austnltn and U>e New Yoi Dec. l 6 (g*)—The Unl-'^NoS. 4, 5 and 8, all have tasted de- in Uik National Bosketl^il Assn, in an 8:16 encounter at the Hart­ ver,slty. of Francisco, a team feat during the. week. 'Bama and The boya akated for neam Uirec Country dub property with m chsdfipionihip of profeulona) foot­ ford High gym. . A 'JV contest la Faatrano, a bright new face from Philippines,..loat his most recent appearbappears to...... be in the EUiftem Divi­ ' I hours while I retired to me living option to. buy from the' Town of ball. Automatic Otto,' aa the re­ start, -a non-title go with welter that '"docs expect to lose," the Dukes,I in fact, are twice de-. sion. scheduled at 7 o'clock. New Orleans, meets his . first won’t have ex its muscles un­ feated. room in front of a w arn fireplace MMcheater," Ray said . . . There markable Cleveland Browns quar­ Hartford, which twice upended champion Carmen BaatUo Aug. 10. The four clubs in the Elaatern and watched the New Xork Giants are now 400 membarS at the terback Is called, has been the mama” heavyweight tonight in til next week Ik the Holiday Bas­ Meanwhile, another tournament Half—Phlikdelphiai. New York, the jndlMs last 'winter 80-68 M d Rex Layne, a hulking veteran who ketball Festival Toumatrent at gete under way tonight In Char­ spoil Doak Walker Ife y ^ Briggs Country dub,- ISO playing mem­ big Item in the last fiva National 7 2 -^ appears to have the makings Frankie Rylf. winner of 18 of Boston and Syracuse, show m ag­ Stadium. Detroit Iw ^^atlng the bers Md 00 aaaoctate n\fmberiv football League championship hM fought them all from Rock^, 20 pro starts, to gain a lofty rank­ Madison Square Garden lotte. N .C . — the Charlotte In- gregate of 47'ViSctoriea /against 34 of a good team. The Owls have Karciano On down. , The Dons have ^ I t up a string vltatlon.1. E l p i l teams are entered Motor a ty Uons. ^'My skates are Owens said during hia vtstt . . . gamts. ing in the lightweight division, defeats for a' .580 average. Skating condltlona were good If you rush Otto, get hla throw,^ site, qBped, shooting ability and Ih e New Orleans match should oet against Baby Vaaques of of 31 straight 'VictoNes, and, with with the. opening pairing sending still In the bade of the car al­ depth. Kubachka, a stMdout thpirTwo gamea tbiaVeek, should ‘Boston ' University . agunst ten- The Quartet of Western Division though ■ I proRfmd, • weather per­ again today and at 4 p.m. I joined Ing a touch off its usual feathery. give a good line on Pastrano's abil- lexico Friday at Madiaon Square teams—St. Louis, Rochester, Fort cage performer in his own right 1^ to handle big men for Layne, S be sporting a streak or^3 in a row nessec, Florida State against mitting, t o ^ them out before the sons Reed Md DeM- at the neigh­ Btratght-to-the,‘targat style, you Garden (NBC radio and TV). Wayne and Minneapolis—meM- borhood area until dark . . . Night have a solid chknee to beat the has five lettermen M d tha key to a t about 200 pounds, probably will The only man to beat Ryff in when they reach the g a rd e n a Clemson, Davidson against Cdl- w eeken^. . Home Just In time to tha squad's auccesa Is center ou tw ei^ th e home town boy by at week from today. gqte and Wake - Forest against while, haVe a combined total of 37 see Sugar Ray RoUnson intro­ home with nothing more to do Browna his career was Ralph Dupas, who trl'umpha against 50 setbacks for The lituatlon is unchMged this George Zaluelfl, glent 9-6 center feast im^pdunds. accomplished the trick May IT ,at Said Coach Phil WoolpM when MissItsippI State. duced onm K&'Ed'Sullivan’s teevee show. than to examine the Christmaa he packed his defeiming WCAA 'Boms Meets Holy Croaa .426. tree lights,,«nd~ommeata which season, oa the Loe Angelee Rams end one'of th« beet rebounders In Pastrano mixe4 with . middle- New Orleans. Ryff had whipped dbinaon la one boxer who ie back the greater-Hartford area. weights and light heavies until he champions fdr a mon'th-lon^tour Alabama gets a chance to St. Louis, in fact, heads 'the on top o f his>1 diviaion despite FS' had been packed aw aK lor nearly M d the Browne meet for the Dupaa in eight rounds at Brook' league champtonahip, Dec. 26. at boxed Joe R ^ a n at Madison lyn. Sept. 13, 1854. through the E ast; redeem itself against Holy Cross Western with an even .500 mark •I ther Tlnle, having won the middle- a year. ' Letteiwe Btartera ’Square Garden Nov, 18. This "We don't expect to lose.' in Boston tonight, but the cru­ on a 10-10 record. THURSDAY Memorial Oolleeum, Loe Angelee. Starters for Hartford tomorrow Vaaques will be making his first welghycrown from Bobo Olson via M d match is supposed to launch him as New York appearance. He alao Confident words, those, but \o saders, pointing for the Holiday The Hawks regained the top a knockout two nights earlier. BM k teller Ed Tomklel 'Mport- Otto is 34 now, it'h "poelUve- night all lettcmwm include Pete a full fledged heavy, by-passing date Wooipert is correct. Afte Festival and a shot at 'Frisco, will spot from Rochester last night'by ed when 1 vleltcd the T n i^ C o . ly” hie laet season. But he's still Sals (6-0) Md Stanford holds one victory over Dupas but / MONDAY tha mM to beat. the 176*pound division. Since the lost twice to the New ' Orleans warming up at the expense of rule heavy favorites. Duquesne, whipping the runnerup Royals 86- Holiday greetings were ex- that he would like to start a i^ve (6-11) at forwards, Zalucki at Rowan bmt, he celebrated his 20th youngster. thro^ neighboring California has a chance to get back on 85. Ifi other games, S y.r a c u s • tMded in a personal visit from after the holldaye to reactivate 'Thla la the sixth time the center, M d Dorn Pinto (6-0) and .birthday. schools, the Dons stopped off in . winning path agi^nst Loyola downed Philadelphia 99-79. Fort Sam VacMtl, the workhorae base- MMChea,ter Booster Club..Christ' Browns have been In the big one. Billy Smith (6-10) in the back- Elszard Charles, still plugging Chicago over the weekend and won or\Callfomia. Wayne beat Minneapolis 96-86 and /ball umpire...Don Jorgenson of m at music on the orgM was pro­ .^nd it la the third time they've court. Other retumeea are (Tom Mckout or nothing is the pros- away in the heavyweight class/ the De Paul Tournament, whipping more tourneys begin to- Boston defeated New York 95-62, 'th e Elks phoned with word that vided by the talented Frederic the,n^-Rama. t In 1950, Lou Burke (6-2), Jimmy Marks (6-S), pMtNicholas Arena in New makes his lOlh start of the year Ronnie BushwrII the host outfit 82-68 in the. final. morrhWv The University of Pettit Scores 26 the scheduled Father and Son Qitosa'a toe was tae difference in Jaekla Hinds (6-6) Md John Lat* Werner In the main lobby. .John Cleveland's 30-28 victory. The next York sfemday when left-hooking at San Francisco. Thursday Co-C*Pt*ib Ronnie Bushwell will No Problem Seen Kentuaky will play hoat ' to. Bob Pettit, as usual, paced St. Night of the Elks in JMuaiy had Lyons reported he was in-,4. Pra* tMsk> ;3A). Tha veterM Hart­ Oarmlne Fiqn of Brooklyn fights against Bob Albright, who once lead Connecticut against Manhat­ Tomorrow night, they , play Minnesota, Utah and D ayto^ Louis with' 26 points although Jack been postponed.. .Park Depart­ n, the Rams, turned back dicameilt with two engagements aeveltad. 24-17. ford coaeh also naa m outatand- Gene Polrrtt the ever-ready floored Don Cockell in training tan tonight a t Storrs. Only one Wichita and On Friday take on while tm Quahtico Marines Me McMahon of Rochester took game ment reported that,, the public on Saturday night at the aame ing performer (n 'Vince CamllU, hp rancher from N fenra Falls, N. Y. camp. game will be played, starting a t -8 Loyola of New. Orleans. Neither holding a\elght-l‘eam event./ scoring honors with 28. The Hawks akating on Sunday, Dec. 11, time. - I flntj myself In the same .way Last Seaeon from the TJWe, a strong outside n e 10-rouip) m ati^will be on tele­ Although C!!harlea is 35 and has o'clock. There are plenty of tick­ s’'ould pose a problem for the North i^rollna tu m e4 '' baqk led throughout but had to hold off marked the second earliest date ■ituation from time to time but Since .')Ben, the Browns have shooter and floahy ball hMdIer. vision (Dumont). been fighting as a ^ aince 1840, ets available. Dons, a tight dafensive club in Maryland 68-62 Saturday, «)^e the Royals, who hit for two bas­ i since 1933. Skating started Dqc. 6 tMgled . )^h the Detroit Uons Thus far the Owle have postdd these days of high yola ot'^Lc^ ' Angeles Phlladephia,, the Eastern leaders, Charter Oak Park and Center runawky last sMson. rest after a strenuous summer sea­ 6-4 record. He outpointed Toxle Fox Terrier Wins But they could' have trouble in 84-61. Brigham\.,YoungV crushed Springs Annex to help take care of the Bike and has beefi doing a It appears, th ^ . that there Is K ut wera soundly spMked last in tile first period, streaking into .grand job< .Christmas car arrived Friday by a tall, experienced Nor­ son when he won five of seven, Hall Dec. fl' at Rochester, N. Y„ the Holiday Festival. They're Colorado 84-53. Ahile Ohio State, 25-12 advantage. Johnny Kerr lu. of the skaters until the mein nothing really n ei^ to oay about most of them at Bt. Nick’s. Fiore's In his latest effort after losing a Bcsl-in-Show Title paired with Tom Oola-leas La behind Robin /Frekman'a 38-point Center Springs Pond Is sufficiently fronf George English, exalted ruler the Browne and th ^ R an u in a wich quintet 76-81. I In the three C jiiiftiliflyi ’Bald/iiQg the Nats with I# points while fttil of the Elks And a fine s{>ortsmsn.. contests to date, Pinto pecea the record is 48-18-5 and Poirier's 13- decisloi^ io Hall Nov, 14. Salle In the opener/which should spruge, turped b ^ k St. Liouis Johnston had 17 for the War.rmrs. frozen for the public’s use. Park playoff game. That 'Ik until you 8-2 for 18 starts. / be easy. Holy Croas, however, it Boston's Apnie Risen, right, tried to cut in on a ball-control squab­ Supt. Horace Murphey, Foreman First gold star of the month for get to a fellow by the nqme of Sid scoring parade with SI markers, Worcester, Mass., Dec. *18 i/Pi— 89-83. /' Fort Wayne and MinneMolla Wins Sanford Title CbLUiaE BASKBTBAU^ a big stumbling block. The Crusa­ ble between teammate Ernie Barrett, center, and Philadelphia's Nell 12 Bill Andrulot and their Workers staying home two nights In a row Oillman. ^ followed by Bala and Burke each Ch. Travella Superman of Har- swapped leads times before the was pinned on the calendar by son with 26 tallies. Smith has total­ ' Bob' Boyd, fast-rising middle­ /■ East ders looked Impressive, Indeed; in Johnston—but all he did was knock the ball away from both. Johnston Pistons’ Larry Foust got /hot in have done an outstanding Job in This is Gillman’s first year as / S t John’a (Bkn) 87, Alabama ham, an Engliah bred wirehalred Reed. I .enjoyed the boys’ com­ ed 16 points Md Zaluckl'a 22 weight from CTiicago, meets .Italo whipping New 'York University 85- came out of thla National Basketball fracas with a bumped eye. the third period, scoring i/points. preparing the auxiliary areas... a professional football coacK and Sanford, Fla., Dec. 1* USi—Ba* Scortlchlni of It^ at the 8f 78. I Fox Terrier, today hol4s hla 20th 60 in/the Garden Saturday. weather was perfect after work pany and aftsr they departed to he made a good one 4Wth L ^ A n - markers against the Aceds waa cauob-ha shot * 78 and won a Best-in-Show title. The tall center wound up/ with 33 liouis Arena on the Wedn Holy Croas 85, NYU 50. The top of the weekly Associ­ markers. ^ /nd I Joined my sons at a nearby their rooms I was able to check on gelea Brought up after a eorale SLOUCH om A v m r m o A N his best effort of the eUll young compMy golf tounuunant hla am* Temple 83, Princeton 80. Cfc. Travella won lop honors ated Press poll probably will skating rink for an hour of fun be­ ployer . sponsored eix years ago, ' night show (ABC-radio and Boston rallied from k nine-point Christmaa packages purchased for of big years at Cincinnati, Gil­ season. Boyd rose to prominence, ahd a Syracuse 68, Brown 48. from a field of 888 Entries yester­ undergo some scrambling. Except'' fore de'fkness set in... Jimmy them during recent weeks. .1 man­ man applied a thorobgh M d pain Like the Owls, Coaeh Elgin Za- slender A1 Balding' bacama tha 10 Columbia 76, Army 60. day in the Worcester County Ken­ to r the Dorts, North CaroUifa tops Montreal Pros Turn Back Taftville halftime deficit to t^rcom e the Hofvsth was ther man behind the place among the top in Knickerbockers, taking the lead aged to finish my latest magazines staking touch to the businese of H om vam$ koori>d 33 poin^ against the out- St. .Cyrils this season. The latter Fort Wayne 96, Minneapolis 86. fifth in receiving. And TM k fatt in A three-legged race, with me on a tour of the New; Britain has planned to witness the game The Pros, who allowed the girls tional Laagut Saturday, led thp 11 V m t e r Par cla'escd Shyirm Club. Ahearn 86 Younger came along hard at the i n g 68-66 decision over the 4be gills winning by^*6 f()ft But the Wings' markers. It was the two clubs, along with the Pfos. are St. Louis , Rochester 85. Herald plant in the Hardware City as a spectator, waa pressed Into talented Arthtir Murray Girls to shoot freely from the outside, eight-goal charge with'^two aeoree B a l^ g , who says hla driver and first tim'c in 32 games this sea­ chipped In witlvi 24 tallies to run members of the much strength Saturday’s Results end. \ eMn sank' elglir of 10 throws his season's totaK to'^100 points in before we moved down t< Cheshire service. The outcome was setfled There is a touch of newness, from New York. But the highlight Jumped into a slim 18rl6 lead at last night os tha Reds defeated the putter are hla beat clubii, fired a son that the Canadicns had been ened Central Connecticut League, Syracuse 110< Boston 104. for a Gold Key dinner meeting. in the first five minutes whm to edge Ethel LeNoue In the foul ths end of the flrat (quarter but the Springfield IndlMS 12-5, two under par 88 In the nwai round blanked. • five contHts. Only Frank Toro (■rfen Mfinor U1A1 / New York 100, Fort Wayne 95. too. to the Brown's style. Paul of the night's attraction was the dhootuig oonteeb Mlao' Le Noue B, y . The annual dinner la scbed'iled the home team raced to a b ig colorful 30-minute halftime show viaitora fought back to gain a S8' Bunalb whipped last-pl over the Mayfair Inn Country Club incomparable Meanwhile, Sawchuck was hav­ failed to X m o dmible figures as Minneapolis 94, Rochester 92. Brown's club used to give you dunked eix of her charity tosses. steady Wally'Wldnolm added 19 Wlilholm, Monjlay night, Dec. 23 at the lead... Don Berger, a teacher in M overdose of' Graham’s., tosses. staged by the New Yorkers., / s r margin at halftime. With ahey 4*2 lit the only other game. course which measurea 6,306 3rar^ ing a miserable time of it against Toro, f .. Tuesday’s Schedule Wavcrly Inn in CThejhire . . . Sons the Manchester school system, l^rbM a and Md Ahern setting uia pace. Provldenca Md jtpringflelififpringfleld wera and has a nay of 88*84—70.- HU the Chicago Black , Hawks, who markers, Bobby\KnWht 12. Tiny Dubo8»». f Minneapolis vs. Boston at New As M offshoot of the passing Little Sharen Strauss,. 11-yeM- Helen Kovacs and the magical Dubose 11 an'd rqm er Trinity Pr^1«*n^r. Reed and Dean extended an invi­ .handles the writenps in major ame, big Ms Hm Motley would, old CBS - TV singing solution Green MMor regained a 48-44 afi tied 4*4 gi^ng Into tha final 72 hole total of 889 was 11 under tapped him for seven goals. The Quimby, r. York. tation to me to attend their Cub league' fashion for The Herald. Knight formed a circle a la Harlem tM tage at the three-quarter mark. slon. Paul Larivaf put tha Reds in par. Hawks won 7-1, getting four goals standout Jack Preissqer had 10 A hrarn, g Syracuse at New York. up the middle on a trap play. stole the spotlight. Currei^ly seen Globe Trotters and went through points K nljfh!. g Pack Christmas party at night S.\TURDAY But Otto's kuromatic tosses Md on the New. York show /"Toyland Weighted BaoketbaU front In tha fii Bruce Tommy Bolt of Chattanooga and in the second period. Nick Mick- and with the calendar bare of several minutes of fancy ball CUns came up gbala in Only in the first qua'Kcr did Son Reed made the early trip to Lou Groza';^'field goal kicking Express" over NBC-TV/Md work­ For theI first 60 seconds of the Chfek Harbart of NorthvUle, Mich., oskl got two goals for the Hawks Totals ___ ...... <9 28 116 HOCKEY At a GLANCE sports assignments I accompanied' 13 Bissell St. with me this morning handling, with Ethel M d Bobby the fourth M d later Taftville manage to kcep\Mc'e* Rhyma Clob <9?, were the main weapons. ing on two records, four sides, the fourth period the girls switched also came up from out of the pace while Murray Costello notched .Sunday's Results ,^hem to the Goodwin School foe a and we were able to enjoy one • s.*aling the show wlfh their un- baUs on the winners employing a Rplaigh got hii leea Uim a Boston's lone score. > with the locals. After g a in it^ a F.‘ Pl.t. National League But this season Brown has gone young miss is a l s ^ scheduled to cMny tricks. The fens sat up and with final 8ta for 373 totals aad a Marlon, f ...... 6 0 12 "nigh cm of fun and entertainment- the- prettiMt sunri.'es in months weighted basketball which the minuta'a time./ tie for fourth. In the only other game, the slim 25-21 margin at the «nd I*aFrancr, f ...... V 0 2 New York 4, Toronto 1. to the ground. He turned Clurly make a guest amlearance on the took notice whenwhen...... Miss Moffett and Just as I Walked in the door at enroute to the office . . . Once Morrison, the ex-Ohio Stater, nationally teleyucd program, boys found impossible to hMdle. Buffalo. snapped Htrshey’a five- Don Fairfield of Ckaey, HI., New York Rangers snapped a four the opening period th^' wlnners led 'GRRTion. f ...... n & 27 [ Detroit 2, Montreal 0. home the phone rang an Chicago 7. Bo.stoiu. I. from a friend, who jrougl^ informa­ in the Milwaukee Braves' farm 80-67 advantage at the three- tored to Art Shorty' farm on BUni- Morrison, who was 26th in rushing [>nth. Without the benefit of quarter when the Pros a ta g ^ k Wllaon bMged home two goqja record, Ued for sixth wlth'a 71 and the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1. The iJauthipr, g ; ...... /..... 7 (r 20 1 .Vmerican League tion on a fine Manchester athlete system, gave a demonstration of rally to finally eke out their two- for the Blsoiis. HMk Bassen, Buf­ quarter mark. ' LonR. X / ...... /•----- h 0 in ham St. to select 'a fresh Christ­ a year ego, picked up 824 yards music, Sharen made a big hit with 273. Shelley Mayfield of Westbury, Rangers struck for first period Buffalo 4, Hershey 2. regarding a possible college educa­ mas tree from his big lot. Art, a throwing the ball arodhd the in­ potnt margin on Ahearn^ clincher. falo goalie,/was hit on the heck goals by Bill Gadsby, Andy Bath­ Quimby, Ahearn and Knight TotaU ...... ■ 38 'l6 Providence 12. Springfield 5. this season to rM k «thlrd. Ed the fans (vith her rendition of "I field. JM e displayed a quick pair N. Y„ With a cK^ng 81, aUo had tion. I '.vaa glad to pass along the former, rifleman, at\ Manchester Modzelewski, obUined from Pitts­ Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Also in the waning minutes with the (Uac midway in the jmm- 273. gate and ^ r r y Popeln aiid then combined for 20 talliesdn the initial Eastern L-ague information I had on the lad and High, is noa shootihg with the of hands and a blazing fast ball. fMs voiced their approval as Miss ond p«rie4iearing which warns themx)f dan- Higgins has been Oklahoma A. Country Club will be held on last, half of the pro basketball master of ceremonies and ringing, losers and . two against Green th* runnerup Hornets. you’d have to go with Graham and three dkye bef(M hunting s4iaaon for consistency. . Widholm and Quimby, who also ger. and M.'s track coach for 20 years. Mbnday, Jan. 2. weather per- game on teevee between New York All-American Girl Audrey proved too talented for the M m o f . • the Browns, Otto's most valuable ‘Versatile Audrey Erickson, only silling b>it outclassed Duboee. fitrtm Naaar itS) opened. Ha told M tehl^a con- milting, Pro Alex Hackney said in and Fort Wayne and found it tame B R avihia asset , is his absolute refusal to 117-poiinds and voted the 1954 ' Fortii, Willing ibiipn r Pt* CANADA BLAZE CONTROLLED eervation offieiala ha wai gatUnif a phone conversation . . . An in­ compared to the action of a year fluster under fire. Widholm ( ...... 3 04) vitation to atteiid .the Dec. 28 ago. Play was clean for a Change All -American, girl, with capable Even before the exhibition .got Duhop*. r ...... t-3 ft ready to call them to haul the your moni^ VERIFIED HIGH FIDELITY You get an Idea of this when asaiatance from Wally Widholm. Uulmltv. .c...... 4 (VO Mo^ae Jaw, Bask., Dec. 19 (F)—A carcass away when a carload of rheeting of the Hartford World and there wasn't the continual underway Ethel LeNoue gave vol­ HBtVffiibal. c ...... o (VO Series Club was extended by Pres­ you 'note that the Browna failed gave a fine exhibition of pitching unteer Wally Fortin a few lessons Ahparn, g ...... ift huge oil refinery fire which threat­ red jacketed...... hunters came oloii. ' I«ar, bickering with the officials which, to place a single pass receiver l-» / ident Joe Warnock- of Manchester. in my'opinion, marred many video baseball. With help from popular in the art of spinning the ball on KWfthl, g ...... « 3-3 ened the ^aet Side of this , prairie dumped the cayeas Into their truck u among the league's top 10. Under Bobby Knight, Mias Erickson also city (of 30,000 people was put out Md sped away, Sapphire Needle Jack On.slow, fonjver major presentations a year ago. , not one, but all four fingers. Wally 'foisi* ...... 33 4-4 U S199.$5 Paul Brown’s pass patterns, five gave an exhibition of her football proved a willing pig>il but he Arihar Msmir (M) early today. ' bu: receivers move downfield. It’s up prpweas, throwing a nice spiral couldn't .keep up to his clever B r PIS. Firemen fought lit wUMy. 16*be- The Brooklyn Dodfsrs $Z 19.95 Uisniond Needle to Otto to pick the right one. He .Mnrratl, f...... ft, (VO JO and booting the bail high Md teacher. Kov»c. f ...... i...... if (VO low-zero weather to, check the Johnnyr Podree. biit Jedm Oal- iMtlgbo steady favorits. He takes wide. Audrey ■- climaxed her per­ During the actual contest the B. LpNoux.le ...... 4 (VO blaze a'T the Husky Oil Ltd. refin­ bYSaCh, preaiden’ of the Pittsburgh Two New England Records his time M d gets the right m M . formMce byt auccesafully drop- girls moved the ball quite well and Slrrnknpf, g ...... 2 2-3 ery. , Pirates, ^owns the houai in which A national television audience, Krlrkson. g ...... 4 (VO kicking the ball over the back­ set up several eye-catching plays Whflipn g ...... ft (VO Fire C^ief Gordon Hlgzqn had the Brooklyn lefthander Uvea. Gal- plus an expected 100,000 Iq-the- board M d getting off a nice punt, which resulted in twiii-pointers. Jt. L pN oup g ...... ft (VO said“ the whole city could 'go” If breath recently purchased a tract THE BIG MOVE stMds fans will see; the game. It Currently Held ' by UConn barefooted., over' and through the Dot Whalen was quite imprarslvs fuel oil BpilUng from burning tM ks In WitherbM, N. Y., that inchufea a ls .. 33 3-3 H Webeer MAItTtO figures to mean close to 13,000 lowhi^ing rafters. Pros' Manag^ with her strong outside set shoot- 8eor< at'half 3IVM. Arthur spread. the Podree home. per .man for the wlnner4/~^ Aurrsy. Vliwu hi.i foaMrar**lo*t ;A naoual faootraf with ipeaktr*. IT •UmIc, «M— icencen th tlf repftfe scoring to shatter New England contest are Hei^y Sacks:lu of Harv-Har Holgdte as Well as Jessee dactioo! JO boch u h k • Tournament records. ard with 28 against Ahnuerst in -‘53 . )( p o ru b lt Atcr^/ $ 54.50 L o ca l SpojT,k Get YourVT d«« colon. The Third Annual New England and.Tom Hart of Middlebury w^h Downgtate Pinners $ H 4 ..95 / Intercollegiate Bksketball Tourna- an identical score against the aame Considered f6T Virginia Job IS ^6 ' : r men{, played previously at Dart-., club in '54. Weckeinl* / Winners C hatter mouth aj.d the University "bf Con­ Hort team Colby has the ques- CTiarlotlesvllle, 174., Dec. 19 (Ah Christmas Md New - Yedr'e Day necticut, is schMluled for Odby ..tionable d stinction of haviqg cpl- MIDGET FOOTBALL players, College, December 28, 29, 30. •lected the fewest points In any New Haven, Dec. 19 rse —Con­ —•The University of Virginia ath­ to settle on Us final choice. He WO^MT ^ their parents M d officials of the Mmunc«reiiet W«bpMrt__ oeedles! .Alt- uee record*. LighL Sturdf* of West Haven. 8 ank Kolosky of InvjM uary as the time when it ex­ cut 98 against Brown (1954). game animals of North'America TurkingUin served aa toastmaster week Ml January loniEiic 5*tpeod ch M jer EbooT’^Beigp'and TaO' pects to make a final choice. for all ea t rveordt. ‘ Beige* ,A1 (SoriAy) Dennis of Middle- are rabbits.. - . ■ Watwtown, Bob Johnson of Ham-' ahd speakers introduced Included The board of viaitora d o » not Modet I'den. John DeBroske of tJanbury Chief of Police Herman Scbendel, TTie council met for seven hours, have-a reralarly. acheduled meet SNOW IS COMINGI $ 39.95 listening to an unspecified number . $ J ^ . 9 5 and Mary Cazziano of East Haven. and W. Clifford Mason, chief of the ing until Feb. 10 but it appeared Tartagni, who had a 180 game, SMFD. Others taking a bow^ were of applicants, and released the likely a special aeaslon would ba ORURTY rolled 820 for six games to take names of- nine who have been in­ called when the athletic .council THE officers of the FPAA, coaches and DONT SET STUCK the New Haven Roger Sherman several officials of the Ontral terviewed personally, either today la ready to make a recoinmenda- Wabcw Open by a nine-pin margin over Connecticut Board of Approved or at some earlier date. tlon. PLAN TO STOP IN ,HOUOaY CerMMf Football Officials. The meal was Mortimer Caplin, a member of Whethtr lf'$ For Norman Lalonde of Bristol. the law school' faculty who heads CapUn aaid thili athletic council '. VTorld't aoM popular lii very Touagchild! AQirtM- E R C U R Y "couldn’t necessarily be presumed" has not made himself a CMdidata ^atie chaaper for alt mat ^ tt that lato aad lam. , ENTERTAINING 778; Tony 'Adams. New Haven. any of the nine would be hired as SUIURRANITESl ^^cdt.'all I 18C record*. Rugged. ScuR- retttcaac* 775: Ben Kosky. Bridge'poh, 766; REC SENIOR Basketball before us." at TOO oercr beard . .BehuHful tooe! 2 aetdlec a replacement for Ned L. McDon­ Indicated He’U Resign . it. Farorite teea-ate port* for ail tpeedt, all tixe rec­ or Chip Kemis, Torrington,. 759: Pat League contests t(»morrow night ald, whose three-year contract ex­ abU. ord*. Cacclola, Fairfield, ' 756;'Bill Tato, will be played at the East Side Rec. McDonald has indicated since pire.* In March and whose resigna­ the IBM football season ended GOODYEAR FACTORY METHOD RETREADING $104.50 $ 24.95 Oakville, 756; Henry Fornal. Meri­ Paganl's Soda' Shop and Manches­ tion appears ImmiDent. a n c h e s t e r GIFT GIVING den. 746; and Walter Berlhold, ter. Auto Parts collide in the 7:15 that hq wU] resign. He has been I IJst Not f'losed opener and the North Ends meet awaiting a conference with' Dar­ \ Rockville, 744. Caplin said the list is not C e e i l C E A D • t i r e s • BATTERIES Walnut Grill .at 8:30. Wednesday den, who returned here late last B« Suro to Chartes Kebai^ East Haven and "closed“i-th a t others might be In­ week from New York, where the •wfcfc r v iv e RECAPPING a AOCE8SORIE8 Tom Stirling, Hamden, tied for night the league returns to Buck- terviewed later. .New W EBCO R ley School, with the North Ends university president le a U.S. Our Soloction! high single with 164. The nine named today Were Har­ representative in the United Na­ battling White Glass in the opener rison Nesbit. current freshman tions. The- conference now has ITCHELL PGA RECOI|D and the Automen engaging Wal­ HOURS: Mor. thro Sat. 8 A. Mw to 4 P. BL 3-5135 coach at the-universityi BUI Dud­ been tentatively set for Tueaday. nut (jrlll in the nightcap. <3i,‘cago (NEA)—Doug Ford set ley, backfleld coach under McDon­ Capliq said the' recommenda­ OPEN ^httra, Night UntU 9 P^ M. ___ I a record this year , with 121 rounds ald and former All-America half­ tion dt a new coach In early J m - FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, BEER in PGA-sponsored ournaments. JIM HERUIC reports that all back here; Gib Holgate, freshmM uary would allow McDonald, three Recreation.. Centers will be r(>ach at Yale: Howard Myers Jr., whose Virginia teama won only The habit of "freezing' with Closed on the following d'ays: Dec. head coach a t Hofstra' (College, five games in three seasons, time FOR FREE DELIVERY CALL ML9-5766 unblinking Cycs when, frightened 24, 26 and. 3.1 M d also J m . 2 be­ N: Y.; Jim Hickey, head coach' at to "bow out gracefully.” la common to every apiecies of rab- cause of the Christmas holidays. Mampden-Sydney; Paul - Severin. 'McDonald’s 19M Virginia team 8 8 NICHOLS OPEN to »—‘niURS., FRI., to 9 / bit. head coach at Randolj>h-Macon wpn only one game of 10. He took ELK S BOM UNO League will College; Dm Jessee, headicoach at over as head coach from Art VERSATILE b Id b Buckley,‘for start at 7 o'clock tonight, a half Trinity (Conn.) College; C. E. ,'^kli, Guepe when the latter became mer Manchester High soccer, bas­ hour earlier th M the usual start­ die) I ^ g . head coach at Morris- coach at VanderbUt In 1953. ^ K IT T E L 'S ketball, baseball M d golf standout, ing time, at the Double Strike Al­ Harvey College, and Carl Wise, MANCHESTEft TIRE, Inc. 20 BISSELL STREET—MI 9-8788 has been awarded numerals for leys so as to allow members to at­ aasiatMC coach at CHemson, When absolutely necessary rab­ freshmM soccer by vote of the tend the Mnusl Christmas party CapUn oaid the athletic Cbtincil bits will taka to hrgter and swim 295 BROAD STREET BO 8-4047 or MI t-4SM‘ Tufts Athletic Assn. at the Elks Home. planned to m eat again batweaa IxperUy. . r4p - * ■-'1 \ /'■ ’ 4 ' - ' .

- V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1965 '■ PAGE SBVBNTJOit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955 - -iWRMi |6 , ------• • HoMehoM Goote 51 WHlmat Bou4 59 Wasted T» Rcat 66 SabarlMfo l4 r Salt 76 ■ I I II l.■il;ll^ l^ 1 ...... 1 laii I ■ ^ . AatoBwbiliS for Sals 4 THERE OUGUTA BE A LAW! By KAGALY Bad SHORTEN Help Wanted— Mak 56 Artieks For Sale 45 Poel and Peed 49*A ^ WANTED ROOXC FOR Rent. GeMIcmra pro^ XODDLBritOED working coupla da- TOLLAND, Crystal Laka $td./Sea Wins Jaycee Voice of Dfoiocracy Confer UJV. D e l e g ^ ferrod. Centrally located. Oall w . alrq four room apartment on bua DiaHWABHER Wanted. Apply.. fo Reliiible, Honest Person ,thls housa overlooking Sheiiipsit SEASONED hardwood for etove, 8-4663. line, exceUent rofarencef, no peta. Lake. NeW custom buUt six room IT’S NOT TOO LATE person. Center Reataiirent, 499 C R tL O t P lib A L caf, rahuUt tike .TQOOBBk. I POM fooisr furnace or Breplacs, deUvered. TO TAKE OVER * Call JA. teoei betwean I and 10 ranch. Lugs Uvtag room dining , cokffd^s pnoMTMboou! .ifsNOrONTMB Mein S t new. i f Oder MUI Rd. MI. 9-4e95. Favor Lottei^ You can still get that ifew Dodge iF O K W r iO l .COlD.'OlMMfE' ■OOiS f , 'AttSAOACiV vm toon MBNU.SUrONf anywhere. Cell MI. 8-7088, Leoa- M O l^LY PAYMENTS ROOM NON Rent. GenUeman pre- P-m- J' room, throe badrooma and hnth, or Plymouth for Christmas with attj ard QigUo, Bolton. ferred. Telephone in room. Shower rTftL'tOU.X. ANOTMI! CUP/> t TUlNM MIY ^Nimous MIAN* JOBS: High pay. All trades. Fare UD n UL TRAIN set, 50 feet M OP $17.65 *■' ' ' ( ...... '■ "■ basamsnt with gnrage. Foundn- AiWtUiment our present car ks down payipent. ’ ASOUTIDCSIAM., in bMement. Private home. la . Uen 36‘x46’, all 26’x46’, 0 n s hnlf On Seat WANT IT " 9 % ^CUP OP. OOWN OOMiNO paid. So. America, The UiAnde, track, aebdesories end tables ISO. ' Start Your ^7608. io cash needed.' Ooifie in today. StACNf co p p s i; ^ PATIO p i t t r r UP.' Cqn M Le-6^. SEASONBUJ hardwood delivered,^ Honaee For Sale 72 aers lot. $14,600. Bant and Bent. lED ADVT. Remember. US. Write Dept 6R Natfooal, 8630 stove, furnace and fireplace Monthly Parents Broad, Newark. N. J. AD. $-8656, evenlngc BU. 64)1$3. HOURS 38 GALLON steintess etael aquar­ lengths, 818 cord, 86.60 one-haK Month After You Receive VERNON STREET — Thraa bed , (OoaRatwd from Faga Om ) IT’S NOT TOO LATE Apsrtneflta->FUts— r o ium with stand, stainless steel re­ cord. “ Irv” Stanley. PI. 3-6488, Your Home Outfit ’ room ranch. Full baaementr~kto ' iUTON—IfI you are loritfog for a '1 L to 4:50 P. IL tached garaga, amcalte drive, the western European nations ' SOUMENE, m e. INCREASE DEMAND flector,' thermostat heater, outside evenings after 8:80. 8 COMPLETE., Tenements 65 homa fo this choica auhurhan com­ fitter, two cylinder sir pump.-MI. cabinet kitchen, ceramic tlla bath, munity, then call CToekatt Many scheduled for this afternoon. . 684 Center Street lO C A R riT E S OOMS OF BRAND NEW FOUR ROOXI8 and bath near Xtain ftrepiaca, immaculata conditioii. ' h - r c o p f c l o s i n g t i m e - Dodge-Piymouth .Dealer FOR OUR>RODUCTS 8-5414. vnriad listings fropi haw rancho#, .-M'„ V ; Soviet Deputy Foreign Mjnisfor -/A FURNITURE ' St. Hot 4rater hcat. oU fired burn­ 117,500. warren E. Howland, Real­ capsa, a two/bedroom wionial. a V. V. Kuznetsov dpent an hour fo FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. Garden— PanD— Oalijr er. Adults only. $75 per month. tor. x a . 8-X108, XO. 6-6008, . 7- V ' l» a CHEVROLET, twp-door. Com­ SINGER r o u n d - bobbin sewing Ifoautiful Wastinghduae elec. emaU home Juat off |ha laka and the delegates’ lounge tsdking with MON. THRU FRL ^MEANS INCREASE Write Box C, gerald.’ pletely rebuilt front end, other machine fo new portable case and V Prodoeta • 50 RWrigerator many others. T. J. .jCfoOkatt, raal- India’s V, K. Krishna Manon. 10^50 A. M. motor. MI. 9-9416. EAST HARTFORD -$6,000. Five work, doesn't burn oil, Douglas IN PERSONNEL Baautind Bedroom Suita YOUNG SCHOOL teacher wishes rooms, oU hot water heat, cellar, tor, xn! t-7751 er res. in Bolton Phillipplne delegate Carlos P. Rom. / SATURDAY! A. ^ Motor,-868 Mam. 'McIn t o s h a p p u c s , tsc and ui BaautifuKJUvihg Room Suita Center Xa.' 9-7751. WE SELL and service all electric to ahare attractive apartment with garaga. 100’ lot, bua. OarltcMi W. ulo and others. e basket. L. M. BotU, 310 BdbS Beautiful X ^ette Set Assembly leihlers stlU hoped to Intereetlng Jobe— reran. .Big /trade-in aUOweneee. Hill Rd. I' young buslneaa girl. Near bua H ut^ins. x a . 6-81S2, 6-4164. KMJB^OOUPBIMTfON WILL MANY OLDER cars, good trans­ Beautiful ‘T>a luxe” Range line. Write Box F. Herald. adjourn, their 1955 session b y to* portation. Cars that can’t ha seen for those who can qualify. RusMU’s Barber Shop, corner Oak B()LTON am AmsdATKD FOR SALE— U.8. No. 1 IfsteKdin Washing Machine, Talaviaion Sat, morrow midnight / from the strefet. Look helUnd mir • / I and Spruce Sts. Ruga Lamps, Tablet, Diahaa, toes. Bryan Brothsn, 176 GOOD CLEAN apartment, three BAYBERRY ROAD Today’s Vote Goaoeled Office. Douglas Motors. 883 Mein. Milling Machine Operator 66 GALLON ink drums for eale, SllverwidK, Blanketa rooma and bath. Heat and hot MANCHESTER The ballot sssstona scheduled for • (Night ehlft) uid Tunmlke, Manchaser. Diol MI-3-5121 $3.50 each. Inquire Herald Office, Phone Ml. h ^ 0 n . Free storage until wanted. Free de- water, Rockville, TR . 6r3138. today were canceled at the rasnaat IMl PLYMOUTH Cranhrook, four C j/^Uvery. Free aatup l y our Immediate. Occupancy door asden. Radio, heater.. One IS BiaseU S t Delightful country ratting, of tha United States, whloH la Engine Lathe Operator FOR SALE—White HoUand tur­ reliable Nnan. ■ NEWLY REN0VA1:P>, aecond alx room ranch, two years owner car. Ehccellent condition floor four room apaMment. Heat Flvt room ranch, full base; backing The Philippines^ and a t (Night shift) WILD BIRD seed, feeders, jutd keys, Frank Bronkie, Lake St Phone Me Immediately , old. Fieldstone fireplace, Britain, which Is supporting Yugo* throughout. EAsy Unanemg, $363. 11-11 equipment. LitUe A McKinney, IS and not watar fumiahed, also in­ ment, hot water oU heat, CaU m . 6-6808. Phone 117. 6-4667. Htfd. CH 74868 cast iron radiation ra- wall to wail ckrpetlng, slavla. Loot and Foond Model Maker Woodbridge St. MI. 8-8030. laid linoleum fo kitchen and bath­ threa hedrpoma, (4 sera After 7 P.M., C IT ^ 6 9 0 room. OPA rfnt.-ise per month. cearad. Tlla hath, fira- The two big WssUrn (Day ehlft) T cernar lot. M c e $16,800, , 1683 DE SOTO Powermaster four 7 Adulta preferred. Write Box P, placa, plastered walls, fuU which have endoraed tha si door sedan. Beautiful pearl gray I ts irMfRToo »m,TDo See It Day or I^ h t LOST—Car kcya. Vicinity Main St. The above positions rtquire SIREN AND fleaher, Fsderel type Boasehold-Goods 51 Herald. . Inaulated. draw propoaed by Aorambty Prsol- finish and equipped with eutome- COLD fTOOOAQNM TDO r ______w If you havamo meana of tranapor- dsnt Joss Mass, asked for the add!' CiU MI. »-3M7 alter 4:S0. LIGMT.' NIVIR JUST RIONT ■kUled men who can set up iand W, 6 volte. M l. 8-5185. taUon, -I’ll aend my auto ffl)i^ you Several other liatinga BENT A BENT, REALTORS tic drive. It has been driven but operate these machines. Interview 3(4 AND 8(4 MfortmenL Furnished tlonal day to give govsnunants IN 'TUI JAVA IMPORlUMf- ABSOLIA^ bergein, Custom made No obligaUon. rO inn>—m ack and llsht tan m6n- 18,000 milea since delivered new. l daily from S a.m, to 4:30 p.m. NATIONALLY adverUsed >JMobUe or unfurnished. Working people. AD. 3-5356, Evenlnga AD. 8-9606 more time to decide their stand.' personally recommend this fine jriip covers, cornloSs, drapes and A — L— B— E— R—T . CHARLES LEStERANCE l, lemale. Call D «« Warden. Will consider part time employe Maid dishwasher. No plumMng upholatory. Finet#orKmanahlp for On New Bolton Rd, XO. 8 ----- Ms!za propoaed that tha tw o family car to anyone looking for a n u b v. o l $b h , 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD S-4540. for night abift Jobe. needed, JiAt attach Ui faucet. litUe a ^ e y . Budget terms, CaU Ml. 9-7620 candidate nations dlvids the two- good transportation. Sec Howard / S 4 v « /M f . awoKLi*/, m u Free Auto Parking cor, Allyn and E 1911, »;»VH HIWMA9U IYII»tC4T| Large size. BxceUent^ condiUon. after 6.'fn^-7813. year council term which bacomaa LaBiar today at Barlow Motor CMI after 6 p.m, MJi 6-1008. TrumtMll \ Bnainon Loentians . Rcfl Estate 77 vacant Jon. 1 with axpiratlon of P o n o n a li Sales, Windsor Ave., Rockville. GRAY RESEARCH AND Ti|IREE-PIE)CE modern upholater* For Rent 64 Turkey’s tenure. To docide which Tollsnd County’s largest and old­ VACUUM C L X K H m . 130 bass ec- $13,400. NSW THREE • bedroom ARE YOU (XNSIDERINO Wlllia-n N. Knight, center, ■win-. Herald Photo. DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ed living room set with foot .stool. ranch. Large kitchen, ceramic SELUNO YOUR PROPERTY? nation would sit first. Mass put O m U T n Cairiatmas. Who wlU est Dodgs-Plymouth dealer. Open cordion. genl^radlo. Phono Con­ Musical Instnuaeats 55 AIR C O N D m O N E O office 1 0 0 % ‘ ner of the iunlor Chamber ' of Like n^w. Ml. 9-8800 after 5 p.m. tUe bath, oil hot w i^r heat, fuU We wlu appraise your property by writing 5-minute talks on their two names in a box aad your children worship this year, 6 to 6 delly. Hilliard St., Maricheater, Conn. sole. Admirw refrigerator. Cell location. 866 Main. Suitable for Skating Conditions Motorcycles—-Bicycles ^ Building—4kmtractlnK 14 Bonds—Stocks-^ BAND AND orcheatra Jnatrumrata ceUar, (4 acre with trees and free and without any 'b’MlgaUon. Commerce Voice of Daitfocracy democracy. Twelve of the entrants biindfoldsd drew out ona •— Tugo- Christ or Santa GUus? Xa. 6-4535./ DEMONSTRATOR ' Easy Autom, insurance, doctor, dehtiat, ate. slavla’a The Tugoalavs agreed to 1663 BUICK apeclal Riviere hard­ ,L A GOOD PLAC3: TO lyORK’* and planoa. New, uaed, rratala, view. Suburban. Carlton W. We alra buy property for cash. Deepite the light , snowfall contest, accepts a $50 defense were chosen to record their talks BOY'S AND GIRL’S 36” bic;^lea PALMER AND CARNET, mason Mortgages 51 washer, greatly reduced, 8198. Apply Marlow’a. rnalgn at tha end of 16(foao Tha PASSENGERS to Pratt * Whitney, top convertible. A very stylish' GIRL’SWHITE shoe aketes, size Kempa, Inc. repairing, toning, ’ Waird Krauaa, Hutchins, Realtor. XO. 8-81$3, Selling or buying contact this morning, there is good ice bond from Joseph Matatck, Jayces and a panel of Judges selected thS( second shift from vicinity South model equipped with radio, heater rebuilt like new, also chain/drive contractors. Free aatlmates. No 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest 87 Walnut. > 6-4664. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor skating at Charter Oak Park president. Anne SUIran. aecond three winners by listening to the Philippines could have, this east for job too. big or too small. ML 5. GtriTe clean, outgrown,'size 12 HEATED a tO R K for rant I t 88 1957. . Manchester to south parklnc lot and dynaflow. The eea-mlst green trikes and tricycles. 46 Cider Mill paymenU': 823.38 for eaeh $1,000, DRIVER for light delivery. Five dregies, skirts and maroon fiir mONRITB IRONER, cabinet case, BRAE-BURN REALTY and Center Springs Annex, the winner, and Carolyh House, (not 13 recordings. • Rd. MI. 8-4685. , / 6-4798 or RockvUla TR. 6-4744. day, forty hour week. Apply MUSIC Inatrumratal, rental. Com­ Oak S t Will paint to suit tanant, OVER-SIZED Cape Cod. Six rooma Some delegatea donouncad sPhona ML' S-4N7. finish constraatad wlthMhe ivory Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, t ^ coat. Miscellaneous.' MI. floor model. Greatly reduced. F or.information call XQ. 6-1S60, x a , 8-6378. Puk Department reported. in photo), third, each win a $33 Judges were Robert Hathaii^sy. top Hertford News Co., 333 Barbour plete line of inatrumanta. Rental plus recreation room, 1(4 hatha, Mass's proposal m IUoRM mid tat- and white wail tires makes ,37 Lewis Si., Hertford CH. 6-8867. /A-1603. Kemp’s, Inc. i x a , $-8094, xn. 8-1416, \ Hours of supervised skating bond. Raymond Qorman, extrame vice president of the Manchester this car outstanding. Try this one „ . ______■ «• St., Hartford. applied to purchaaa price. Rnra- fireplace, amesite drive, ateam nr READY to buy sail, exchange moral. On a subraquent 85th bsl' FibrisU—>Nunteries 15 wUt be held, from 3 to 5 p.m. left, was Jaycae chairman of Uio Trust Co.: Madeline Brown, a re- Irtoaiobliss lor Sale 4 at Barlow -Motors, 485 Main, Men- Business Services Offered IS BAG AND (ioLV* clubs for sale. FOR FURNITURE OF QUAUTY aenting <3lda, Salmar. Pad* STORE AT 405 Center St. flood haat. Near new high school. Ask­ real aetat^ mertgagae nmngaid. lot, Yugoslav pulled ahead wUb M WANTED — A-1 mechanic, T<^ and from 5:30 until 10 p.m, at affair, ana Qaorge Shnmerling, 'tired teacher and the Rev. Fnuicie cheater.. CHRISTMAS TREES. All fresh' cut Reasoneble. CkUl after 8. MI. For the enUra home ler aad Bundy. Metter’a Mnaic location for neighborhood grocary ing |1$,900. Owner. Phone XU. Oonwit Howard It Hastings, right wni ona of two Manchaster Butler of the Church of the Aa- votes nut fell short of tha 40 Ical wiring, Business Opportunities 52 wages paid for the right foan. Agency, x a S-UOT, both areas. BUT a used oar ALL TYPE» OF balsam. Table slae and up. Dairy 9-0720. V visit our showroom.. Studio, 177 McKee. ML 8-1500. or moat any kind of hualneta. For 9-6135. High Bchoot faculty advisors. Miss sumption. neeeasaiy for a two-thirfo major­ 1648 PLTMOUTH two-door, com- Iring done. Boland Motora, 849 Center 81. Over the weekend, several Motor Sales. Butck installaUons and Queen No. 1, 488 Hartford Rd. VALUABLE BUSINE8S8 opportun Open daily from 10 to S, information call John A. Lawlar. Hsian Eatss wa‘> tbs other. First; prise was donated by the ity. Tha Phllippinea polled only 10 I, a n Mam pletely oveilisuled. Hester, seat Call J. a A, MI: 6-6875 MOTOROLA 17” mahogany con-,^ ACXXtRDION, 120 baaa. Apply XCANCHESTER—Spend this Christ­ thousand skaters used the two vot4u because of the aigrewnaat Ity. New automatic .3 in 1 Hot EDCPERIENCED bookkeepingMANASkOWimif fit*ma­ Evenings 7:30 to 9. Bud’a Mualc Shop, Market St., xa. 6J7878. ims 40 sophomora, Junior and Mancheater Evening Herald. Hie Open avenmgs. covsra, snovS tires, excellent con- emUSTMAS TREES and boughk. Drink Unit handling the world rale tolevlsion with doon. A fine mas in front of your own firs- areas. with Mass. DOORS OPBNiBU. keys fitted, chine (Wretor. — Five day week CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE aAt,Ea RookviUe. placs. Three bedroom ranch. Full LIST WITH LAVITT ~ atudants antsrsd the contsat Jaycee provided other pritee. dlUon. 1300. Ml. 9-4076. Nice aeiectlon of trsea on display. .famous nationally advertised Apply p i e ^ of furniture in exceUent me- TWO SXtALL atorea. 447-481 XIain Center Springs Ponda and,«nu/ Back M ass. Propeoal IMS CADILLAC 4-door copied, vacuum cieanan. irona, ------Watkins Bros., 985 Mein cpanicel condition with UHF con- At The Green basement, plastered walls. Only Robertson Psrk are sUU u n a ^ Alt prices and all slses. 863 East Maxwell House coffee, Bakera St., Manchester. SPECIAL — $495 — BRAND new St. Inquire- Joaeph Trotter/ 486 After conferences with tM r sedan, fully equiL vyrlth radio, guim, am:, repaired. Shears, Middle Turnpike, (corner of Ver­ erter included, $80, .Phone* Ml. Main St^ 614,500. Bent and Bent. AD. $-5566, If your property la fairly priced for skating. backers, both the Yugoslavs Aad heater, hydramatlc, rer win- 648 CHEVROLET pickup. Reason­ Knives, m ^ e ra , etc., put ihm con- choaplete, Tenderleef tea. You ROPEIVGAS r a n g e , standard •Wurlitzer apinet, full 88 note at­ at After 5 call BU. 6-0152. non and East Middle Turnpike). must be honeat, rclieble, have a WANTEDf—Pert time bookkeep^ckeepe^ 9-8916. . ' we can promlae you an honest ef­ Pro^German Groups Win Filipinos said thsF would atiek daws, powever seats and of able. Keeney’s Oarage,,Buckisnd. diUoB tar coming needs. Bralth- size. ExceUent condition. CaU MI. tractive mahogany design. PH^e PROFESSIONAL Office auite, 851 sincere desire arid ambition to Experienced preferred. CaUsU MI. ' 9-8784. fort "land adequata advartlslng vrith the M ass proposal over tha Osdillac’a fifinest extras A 'BreW' waite./83 Pearl nraet. includes delivery, factory warran­ Center St All facilitlea. Front and BROAD STREET-—Lovely six room which should result fo a sal# with­ 1653 PLYMOUTH Cranhrook, four own A permanent highly profit 3-4079. Bolapd Motora for appdint-apjktot- c lA Belie and the tine itnpoaad. weakend; Tha Aaoembly prealdaBt star Been finish with black li GIRL’S CHgiirc skates, size 8 $4.50. tee, aei-vice. Terms. Christmas de­ roar parking. XO. 9-1660. XB. finished Cape. Large kitchen, oU in a rearanahle time. We have door, green, radio, heater very OONpER’S T.V. Service, available able year round business which ment. livery while' stock lasts. Goss Judge'LaBelle to\d Rlseberg ha set out to convict hla follow Latta er mterior appointments mak( Roofing—Siding ' 16 Call MI. 3-4838. 0-5846. heat, four large hedranns, double many prospective buyers, for homes had saved $9 for shpsarfog.. ' age and in exceptionally any time. Antenna converai'sia. can be operated from your home Piano Company, 317 Asylum St., corner lot, doubU’ gktage with Voters of Saar Demand Americana of Its, faaalbiUty. ,A this car an appealine value. Corns RATE AUDITOR: 875. Uew Eng- of all types, and good invaatment Mrs. Ruby ^ ro h tld , 36, Olaa- U.8. apokaamon said it appaond in ind see it at Barlow Motors, Ution, 8665 full price. Pmloo factory superviaed sarvira. FOR THE BEST In Bonded huUt in epere or full time. Thorough b i c y c l e s completely recondi­ Hartford, JA. 5-6696. storage. Near school, bua, nsw > suit. Soltmene, Inc^ 684 training and 100% cooperation land—Middle Atlentlo-'Terilf ex­ properties. tonbury, defepded by Atty. Benja* to offer. tha only poosibility of 4 K Main St, Manchester. S 'Tel. Ml. 6-1486. up .roofe, ehuigle roofs, gutters, tioned. One 33” , one 36", $13 each. SMALL STORE at 23 Oak St. for shopping center. < ^ e r . XO. e t, Dodge-Piymouth Deal' conductors and roof repsJra call given. Locations obtained by our perience iriendatory/Houre: 8 .5 , 357 Spruce St. rent. Apply at Marlow'a, 6.8977. min Markhafo of Hartford, was breaking the loim deadlock. IMS CADILLAC convertible. LUS' ANTIQUES Reftniahed. Repairing Coughlin. MI. 6-1767. If no answer experts. Iminedlete - unbelievable Monday to FrideyfLocatlon; Cen- Rooms Withont Board 59 EAST OF THE RIVER found gulKy of a apeedlng charge Reunion witti Germany The Secuirity CDunolI itself wait­ troos dark freen' Onlah. Wearly done on any furniture. I'iaman, caU Ml. 6-4488. income. 10 unite doing the nation- ,traI'ConnectiXa. Giants, MI. 9-90f3. gineering records. Hitier'a party tw6 years later for tnonth dealer. Open 6 to 6 daily. up motor Jobs, paint Jobs, wheel dle ■TurhpiKB. Ml. ' 9-1^7. Ml. ElXTERlOR and interior painting 9-2358. The Perennial Favorite! 9-5133. x a 646M. noon at the White House, his first PhoenljtL/... - ...... 91 96 H erm an/H olioquist, 31, o f 36 biuancing, tires, etc. Phono MI. 9-0033. BO. 9-3196. and papeyhanging. Floora cleaned alien meeting In Waahlngton aince Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. defending Jewtah, Sociallat and CANARIES. American singers. Red Procedure writing. Labor union clteots as a Saar- Lydall/St, Manchester: and Ed- 8664 FORD V-6 Cuatomiina - four S-S161. 'Brunner's, Tolland Turn- and waxed. Flree estimates. Su­ . DiSB>ond»—Watches— > CAPE Co d , 6-3 unfinished, amesite ha Wm atrickeiyby a heart-attack Aetna L i f e ...... 205 215 door aedart. Radio, heater, low perior Painting and Wallpapering Factors. Guaranteed singers at' Jewelry 48 drive, garage, fireplace. . Near bruepken attorney. wardfooberts, 88, o f Coventry. The piks, TslcottvlUe, next to Vlttner PARTT T O t ^ WORK reasonable prices. Will hold till Sfpt. 34. Thera will be ho cabinet National F ir e ...... 1Q5 125 . flrsL/two ore motor vehicle cases mileage. Origmal owner. Private Gardena. HouschOilOld-Biiciwices Co. MI. 9-7547. Verplanck school, stores, nsw meeting thto^week, since many of Aetna C asualty...... 143 West German and French lead­ sale. 81.600. Rione MI. 6-0577. C3iriatmea. inquire 32 Bank St., 153 ■onA Roberts is chargstl with Offjr^ c d The Paul D. Ne^trin. Co. will in­ LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, rZ church, bus. Large lot. Immedi­ the membfro will be going home Conn. General ...... 510 540 ers agfopd in Paris last week to IS-A p a i n t i n g a n d pqperhengfog or call XU. 9-0024. pmra, adjuata watchee expertly ate occupancy. CaU Xa. 9-4333. seek new lettlement of the ■ceny under $500. 166B,^^exl. Thuraday evenfoge.' 139 Spruce fligbY south has not been an. wlshee of'the residents of tm Banco nlah anywfakre. Douglas LARSON’S DRIVma ' School, mates. Fully insured. .Call Bert wood Circle South. Xtl. 9-9396. Street, xa. 9-4887.______lix room ranch houae. Three bed- Public UtUltiea handbags repaired ,sippet' re- ble working hours. High wbrikly Anne Trudell. » Office naanced. His doctors want him-to Conn. Light Power 19 >,4 region. The Saar adds per c4a>t Yo Mbtors, M Mam.' Mancheatar’a only trained and Plante. Ml. 9-6965. rooma,' basement garage, large 17(4 France%-. heavy induatriai jwten- pisc^ent, uinbreilaa repaired, paychecks. Pleasant, interest! . I ■ lot, now open for mapeCtibi ~ JO Immediately after Chriatmaa, Conn. Power 41 v43 8664 PONTUC SUr Chief four door certified instructor. For your Safa- mep^'ehlrt collars ravened and work. tial, however, and France fo. re-* l i t PAINTING—Exterior and interior, 'Gilbert FIckett. MI. V6983. If he gets away, he iVlll return ,W Hartford ElW«.fcV*:. 56 <4 58'/4 sedan. This car has been driven ty we art tramed to teach proper­ seed. Marlow’d Little. Mend- BABY Parakeets, alt colors. 85.95. Monday thru Friday luctant to glva, up its fooaomlc ly. Ml. 6-6076. paperluui$lng, ceilings refinished. Call JA. 3-7228 Tuesday Washington briefly for “the Jan.' 3 Hartford Gas. Co.- .. 36 30 only 7,000 certitied miles since de­ Shop. Wallpaper books on request. Eiatli X «. 9-3949,. * 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. GARDN^Ut St.— New custom foiUt opening of Congress, then return So. New England domination. ’ ' ./ washers livered new. Finished in jet black And Wednesday from 10 to SEPTIC TANKS three bedrobiri.-ranch and large German - French . negotlationa .Wipinj MURTLOCK’S DRIVINQ ScL FLAT FINISH HoUadd ^ srindow mates given. Fully insured, Ed-' 12 noon. to remain until about Jan. 0. Tel...... 3814 40(4 B E N im aad WH1IILP4X)L with Alaska white t«q>. Hdle is a Lost confidence quickly resto ward R. Price. MI, 9-1003. AND Sat. Until Noon basement garage. Coppetypiumb- The President wilt aend hla State Manufacturing Companlea over the future of the border sfoCS' 1/ new car value offered at a used abadea, triads to measure. All WANT!NT^ID—1 Homes (or four kittens. ing, baseboard radia^ n, . hot a re' to ataft after a new govim* ffiGi tiN tiR fbtilr aitiR itir ^ by a skilled; courteous inatruptor. metal Venetian blinds at a new Write Bex N, Herald for *MI,. 3-6869. of the Union Measage to Congress Am. Hardware , .. . 22- 24 Poftarfron's car twice. Nicely equipped and license mcluded. Ininired, duaLL PAINTING AND paMr hanging. appointment for interview. PLUeCED SEWERS wafer heat, plaatered/WfUla, win­ rather than deliver it In person, Arrow, Hart, Heg. + .4 7 '4 50 <4 ment emerges from t$a French i sold krlth a m w car warrantee. .low price. Keys made while you Repair oi* ney(,, wprk. First cla«a general elections Jan? 3. 186 CENTER STREET cxmtrolied standard and hydrama^ wait. Marlow's. LAST CALL lor Christmas., Eng­ dows, screens, and /n o r m aaah. ‘hut Hagerty said' that'w as not a Asao. Spring ..... T./o 33 See Howard LaBier at Barlow ue cars. Ml. 6-7896. work at reasonable rates. Ray- WANTED—Waitress, Apply in per- lish Setter puppies, fo u r' months High elevation, Xfoncheater Asso­ madical decision. Briatol Brass ...... 18 20 Ill# victory of the pro-German lenA id < Motor Sales, Windsor Ave., Rock- iiiond Flske. Tel, XQ. 9-9237 son, Center Restaurantrat, 499 Mein 1 MACHINE CLEANED ciates, Re'altors./Call ..Phil Hallin. Collins ...... -...... 110 villa^ToUand Oounty’p la rg ^ and old. R e g is te re d /^ o o d hupUng * The reopening of Congress will 125 |i WOMEN MOST cqrefui drivers. IRONlNO-TxiNIi; at home, Ml. St. -■ I, ADVANCED . MI. 9*6221 or A a . 9-0384, XU. E m -H a rt...... 28 Np more diihik^ins "bhitt** wii)i J 'Oldest Dodge-Plymiooth desler. stock. g «^ prts. 1^2-6720. Cedar SepHC Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewer offer an opportunity for tb4 doc­ 31 Never too old to learn. Female in- 9-0611. ; Swamp Rd,, Ooventr S-74S3, Xq. 9t84S4; Fafnlr Bearing ... 50(4 ? Kil'KitchtnAU. Just load the conven* 5 I f OpenatoOosil}: atiuctor. Standard automatic. * Courses and Classes 27 ’entry Ltnei InaUlled — Cellar Water­ tors to observe h|a “reaction to the . . . 47*4 strain a session normally impoaez. Landers-FT^ary Clk . . 24-'4 ' icM ien racks that slide tfoowhly oat *« Dual insured car. M and M OrdK FORMICA counters... Plastic wall GIRL FOR candy stand. Apply s : proofing Done. $1,000 DOWN, large three bedrpom 26 <4 DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT. V D^ELOPMENT They are advising ‘'steadily iri- N. B, Machine Co...... 33',4 36(4 WANT TO BUT A CAR and had fog School. Ml. 646U. " tile. Vinyl 'floor tile.. Install it State Theater. ■ - . ranch. Fireptace, tile bath, g a­ ^ from the front-opening door . . . Tractor Training Servici le qeiect- r- ■ -i.. ------; r Ltv'estnek-VehiciW. 42 6reasing activity, both physical N. Eastern Steel ., . . . 7 'i 8ii your, crsdlt turnod doam? Don’t yourself and save. The Tile Shop, MeKINNEY Br6& \ rage', amesite dri^e. 106' lot, > cloM and latch the d o o r. . . preet < v# up,. 4Ma “ Boneat" Dcsiglaa, Ing and training men I'ri Ihle area WOMAN FOR cleaning and some and mental” as he approaches the North and Judd » .. . . . 34<4 37(4 Buckland. Ml. 9-2655. WE BUY COWS, calves and bhef SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. DIVISION - trees, high ' elevation, suburban. ' ihc^switch. . . forget it! Dishez ara ^ S Mun. Not a flnanca company as Dieael,. tractor, bulldozer me- ironing one day a week. Bolton Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, xn. strains o f "hia full Job.” Ruaaell Mfg. . . . , . . . 8'/4. lO'i, washed and dried tparUing clean 4 Mntbrcycics—Bicycles 11 chanlcs. parts men and other Jobs catUe. Also horaea. Ptela Broa. ljiO-IS3 Pearl St., Ihl. Ml 3-5808 S TEIA SETS, lamps, antiques, any area. XII. 3-4941 after 7 p.m. 6-3133, 6-4694., They want to wait unUl he Is ‘Sta'nley Works . . , , 64 67 y , , gemly! ' < "in the rapidly expanding heavy Tel. x a , 3-7405. tackling this Job on a day-to-day Terry Steam ...1 2 8 — 8661 CADILLAC 4-door sedan model B lC yiX E RE PA lR lN a all types. . metal item refinished and re­ AVCO MFG. CORP. > The new XlirheaAld Dishwasher 4 paired. Plating and polishing with! equipment industry. If you' have kxNCHESTOR — Several iiew baala before'he makes hia decision Torrlngton . . . 23>4 25(4 ' I-S3. Equipment Includes radio, English a specialty. J*ow open 6 CHINCHILLAS for tale,/ two pairs, M T i GUSS > is pecked with features you’ll lova. < a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester silver, gold, brass, copper .and iriechanical ability and are willing Help Wanted— 5Iale 56 rgndhes from $14,500 up. Bolton, to try for a aecond term. U.8. Envelope com. ..104 114 beater, hydramatlc and many “to prepare yourself for increased one'feiriale. Very reasonable. XO; > "Powered-water” wash. . . 2 rinses < Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ nickel. Satisfaction guaranteed. 9-0634. beautiful new split level, $12,800. That ia why they talk of fold U.S. Envelope pfd. .. 71 76 other fine extras. The origihe) earnings, you. owe it to yourself AUTO MECHANICS, full Ume. Can Just/ over the Manchester,, line, V eeder*R oot...... 63 - 66 > with fresh, hot water. . . circulated < glen-gray finish makes thi^s csr pike. MI. 9-»)68. Rockville Silversmiths. 25 Center SEPTIC TANKS 155 Sniffen’s Lane February as the farlieat date he St., Rockville. TR. 3-2394. to (ind out whether or not you can also use automobile pollaher, lube ■t • I-' • new three bedroom ranches, ca'n'make such a decision. The above quotations are not to FURNITURE TOPS > hot-air drying . , . completely self- ^ comparable to a much later qualify. For full information man, tire'man, coal and oil truck Poultry and Supplies 45 Dry Wella-rSewer Uaea $13,800. Over fifty more listings Eisenhower Is "out of danger” be construed as actual markets. ' > cleaning and unitary. It's "from- < model. This car must be seen and BOY'S 26” second hand bicycle. about our program of aclection, driver. Call or atop in, see Mr. Installed Cor. S. Main of all kinds including two*— driven to appreciale,its true value. ------" '■ » ------•from the September attack, Dr. > opemnf"! < Rcssonable. Call MI. 6-7239. Buildini:— Contracting ,14 training and placement without Teg or Mr. Quey, Moriarty Bros., BROAD BREASTED bronze tur­ SEWER aad SINK LINES three family homes. Tou name it. White said. Barlow Mbtors, isnitam St., Man­ obligation and to arrange con­ Inc., 301 Onter St.. Manchester, ROTORV CLEANED (South End of plant) W e have- it. Call The Ellsworth >. - i ^ - chester. GENERAL CARPENTRY—Altera­ keys, hens S9c, toma, 55c, Fresh J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. fidential interview addr^M .rapiiea x a . S-S13S. frozen 10 to 25 pounds. SChaub’a DRIVEWAYS DRAINED Mitten Agency, Realtors XO. OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to fi FJR. BOY’S ENGLISH bicycle, full size. tions, additions and new construc­ 8663 NASH RAMBLER station to: Tractor Training Service, Inc. Turkey Farm, 188 Hlllstown Rd. Sepdc Tank* Overhauled 3-6930. ______. INCLUDING 841TUROAY ■’Cl In good condition. MI. 3-6733. tion. Dormers, porches, garages B ox T . HeTiid. / CELLARS wagon. FuUy equipped, excellent and rooms finished at reason^le 31IISSELLST. tires; completely rcconditionqd. r I Extra Christmas Money GEESE, grain (ed, Tuolose and WATERPROOFED STRATFORD. CONN. 8323 Suburban For Sale 75 Court Cases MI-9-7322 prices. Workmanship guaranteed. Emden. Live SSc pound. Eviscer­ An ideal ascend ca« at Center GIRL'S 26” bicycle. Used five Free estimates. Robert M. Alex­ TEL Ml 9.4143 9-18 VERNON—New six room ranch. Motor Sales, 461 Main. months. Call MI. 9-0378. TOOL MAKERS ated 60c pound, also breeders. ander. MI. 6-t7l6> Read Herald Advs. I.«slie Standish, -Andover. PL Delight the Young Miss of the Full heated basement, attached XIonday Cases ' TOWN COUNTRY family wltli'this quilt. The demure garage, natural birch kifehen First class toolHinakers only to ^•7502. Simple and smsrt-^and wonder­ John S. Triggs Jr. forfeited a $35 cabinet, ceramic tile bapi. Excel- bond In Town Court today on THE THREE WISHES work part Ume. four hours, mini­ fully wearable. A round -necked figures in gay flowered or polka Christmas Story BY WALT SCOTT DRAINAGE CO. dot fabrica are appliqued-on white -ient location. Reduced to $30,600. charges'of speeding and .failure to mum on day shift. blouse,’ with/ or without sleeves, 1A// XX WAS IM MVVeST,^ 130 HARTFORD ROAD fireplace, wall ston* tlagatone. tern piecea; . material require­ Paquette, 36, of Eaat Hartford, waa eeiBbiutioa C.e-iaeec «O O P FR«ND5 AND NOW '^CODLO BE POCKETf Also alate flagging. Bolton Notch With sleeve, 1% yards of 35-inch; tached garage, amesite drive, cab­ watk«r. Ail tlim t n NO ONE SEEMS TO Ori/E A ments; sewing and applique direc­ fined $18; Edward J. Hasiett, 38, Ml 9-9946 an iiiyd t^ et > T u rn er FROM . Quarry. XO. 9-0617. Prampt da- skirt, 3(4 yards. tions. > inet kitchen, 1(4 baths, wall to of 326 Spruce St., waa fined $13; TOOT M R ' wall carpeting In living room. ' er.ia ifntwi.fohfL* f . HUN&ER!, Uvary. ' For this pattern, send SSc in Send 35cJin Coins, your name, and Seymour Slavkin, 23, of Hart­ X SaiiifolkSatitfo'lht ae-.M.wi* MMOlh ACXX3UNTANT: $3,200. Accredited coins, and the- pattern . number Large lot 150 x 300. Split rail proupt • froe Mvory V caMtnisiliSvaiUbb: degree required. Industrial Audit ONE BOX of.carpentera tools, $8. WANTED address amf'the Pattern Numbci fence, 115,900. Warren E. How­ ford,, waa fined $ 9 ,'all the rules of to SUE BURNETT, THE MAN­ to ANNE tJABOT, IRiE MAK- the road vlolationa. background. Age to S3. Central Vanity stand with throe folding CHESTER EX’ENINO HERALD. land. Realtor. X a . $-1108, x a . ConnecUcut Opportunity Cfontact CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Howard Warnock, arrested Sat­ mirroni, $15. One bed comforter, 1150 AVE. AMERICAS. NEW 6*6008. WUapn Agency, 54 Church St., $3.50. Four large bath towels, $3. list AVE. AXIERICAS, NE“.V urday,w as fined. $10 for intoxica­ EXPERIENCED MECHANIC YORK 56, N. Y. . .Hartford, Conn. China dinner M^L $10. Two men's YORK 86. N. Y. VERNON — Buy yourself a vqlue tion. The new fall A winter ;55 iaaue overcoats, IS ehra, aiza 40-43.’ Four Due to expanding facilities we have an opening for Quilt Books nov/ available- packed holiday gift. New ranch, The pnly other fine. $3, was 'im- NORMAN’S of Basic Fashion, qur complete SERVICE STATION attendant, table lampa, 13 each. 34 Elm St., one all around mechanic. Apply Flower Quilts—QlOl; Grandmoth­ four large rrams, plaatercd walla, poseff on David Riseberg, 41, of WESTOWN PHARMACY : 445 HARTTORD ROAD p ^ . Ume. Over 33 years of age. East Hartford. ‘ „ pattern magazine is-fllled with at­ er's Patchwork ()ullts—Q103; All- oak floors; full basement. Near Malden, Mass., for passing a stop .Experience and references re- tractive, aew-easy styles to delight Year Quilts—QIOS. EUich book con­ Wilbur Cross Parkway bitween si$m.' Riaeberg was late in appear*- 4$9 HARTFORD ROAD ear. N<=KEE STREET 1 TEL.MI9-4597 qulired. Hours 6 tq 10 p.m., also ROYAL a n d SmHh-Oorooa port­ COOK'S SERVICE STATION, beginner and expert. D|on’t miss it tains pattern pieces and full direc­ Mancheaten and Rackvllle, -(4 acre ing in court and a,$l2 bond had al­ Kemp's, Inc. I ■ . - ^ Saturdays 13 noon to 10 p.m., Sun- able and standard typawritara. —aend 35 cents today for your tions for making twelva quilts. I. lot. Bent and Bent. AD, $-8056, ready been forfeited, "niie waa or­ 768 BIAIN 8T. 6U-8-8686 SA#. ^ya 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Apply Van’s All nukra of adduig maehfoaa MANCHESTER, GREEN copy. Each Book 50c. ' avtnlngaBU.6*0SS4., dered trued by Judge John D, SABYLAND ' • 9 m a» aeameeeea •.••am mam mam a-aa Open 9 ^ N . to 9 P. H* Ovilir ’11966 ^9 Service StaUon. 427 HarUord/Rd. sold 'or ranted. Repfora od ait I ■ between 8 a.m. to 1 p.m Qtakaa, Maridw’s. r .r --U l l - r ’ . - . 4 /■ '1, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 19B5 FAflE mCHTgEW^ iiiinrlrpBtM: lEortting H^ralb hit.- m . m ! Shop Until 9 TonighUrComnsunity Sing at 9:IS in Center Park 4 ijni ■ ffi iA1i!liiiiiil4iiiiililiiilii!li!iiiili4i!i!iiii4!liiip4iliiii4iiiiiiiiiiiiil4iiiilpi4i^ ' Avange Daily Net Prcaa Run The WeaUicr HEAR THE ^ F m> the Wiack Cadea • D ee.Yr.lM » rereeairt ot O. S, Woatbn GIRL SCOUT CHORUS Bitterly^ cold, windy, eieoir to­ . 11,928 night. I.OW 0 to 5 nlnivo. Wodnieo- •r af Um AudH dO}', continued cold, stmny eUeo. SING TUESDAY at 7 PM ■ «f ClreolatlM \ High near SO. - ■ r i l l , M anchester^A City o f VUlage Charm Under the Direction of Mrs. Harman Patarsan liili! iiliii ^ ^ 4 : 4 4 VOL. L X X V , NO. 68 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER.-CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1955 (ClaMlfUf A«TortUiag,«i Pago U) PRICE FIVE CENTS & > t T y . r Ike Changes Mind

* ^*^0 ^ Twice on Trip Plan Gettysburg, Pa., Dec. 20. — Preeldent Eleenhowel changed hla mind twice today' i j and • decided to fly back .to Washington this afternoon.- The original plan was for the President and Mrs. Biaenti H ByTHE AUabCIA^VOPlUCSS . hower to go to the Capital The weatherman at Brad-*5*| caie^r goee, it is timely. tomorrow morning. —i ley Field came down ^off the Winter blows in at 10:12 a.m., He took off 4n hla two-en­ 'Thursday. And if it’s any consola­ gined Aero Commander at / frigid roof this -morning, tion, our present weather doesn't 12:18 pm. E8T. rubbed his' tingling ears, and touch that of Dec. 20, 1942, when Thia morning it wee an- redicted another day of ice- it was a record 10 below. ennounced they would drive to erg tepi'peratures. The- ‘ forecast for ‘Hartford- Waehlngton this afternoon. be merrier S Springfield and vicinity; Then . it waa. decided tha "Cold tigaln 'tonight,’’ he said.. "In fact, ■ a‘'4itUe colder than laat, Bitterly cold, windy with clear .'President would fly and Mrs. night. But it won’t'h e ' windy, like skies tonight. Low tonight 0 to 5 Eisenhower would drive down Monday, ao maybe tolka won’t above. Wednesday continued cold later. but w4th sunny skies. Highest mind it ao much." James C. Hagerty, White these gifts from temperature near 20. Houae news secretary, said Wedneaday will bring allghtly moderating temperatures, he aaid, ’ ' 88 Below Zero the decision was dictated sole­ Amman Cabinet Out but the Mercury will only atagger Meanwhile northern New Eng- ly by the desire of Mrs. Eisen­ up'fo the.m}d-20a at best. Und experienced the co ld est hower to get back to Wash­ weather since early last February. ington a day earlier to com- Atmnan, Jordan, Dec. 20 (/P)— An Af-ab mob of 2,000 storm­ m . Winds reinforced last night’s' The coldest Inhabited spot in the plete.preparatlons for the fam­ near-zero weather. At their height ed the U.S. Consulate in the Old City of Jerusalem today and region—the frigid 6,300-foot sum­ ily's observsnee of Christmas. ripped down the American flag in demonstrations alpiinst winda reached a peak of 28 miles mit of Mt. Washington, N. H., was SHOP HALE'S FOR HALE'S and hour, and throughout the night S3 degrees bslow zero. Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. they stayed between 10 and 20 Readings were only a little Violence erupted also in Amman, capital of Jordan, despit* miles. above zero in some southern parts 11 Fliers KiUed King Husaeih’s action dissolving Parliament and calling for At Bradley Field, the mercury of the six states'with Boston re­ r XAWS GIFT dipped to 5 above. - Early morn­ new elections in an atempt to restore order. Some blo^shed cording 8 above—the lowest since occurred. ing • unofficial, temperatures elsot, Feb. 3. In Two Florida where were, H g^ord 8; Avon, ' Other low readings were: Windows were smashed in the consulate building before aero; East Haddain 2 below. Wind- ■ Massachusetts — Pittsfield -6; V fiiill«:nl HOSIERY troops of Jordan’s Arab Legion fired into tb e air and die* Bor aero, Enfield, 2 above, Granby Worcester, -1; Chicopee, 8; Nan­ Plane Crashes persed the rioters. Police rop^ off the building prevented I fi, South Windsor 6, Newington 10. and tU5to$l.nPr. tucket,. 13, and ProTincetown, 20. ' the rioters from entering in large numbers. \ The' frigid weather may be dla- By THE ASSOCtA'TEDlA-Ti PRESS , comforting, but aa the ast^om i- (CouUnued ou Page Eleven) No casualties occurred there, but before dispersing the mob . Ne-H« ...... $1.65 ?r. Four Air Force p pinies in collided set fire to a car near the consulate building/ Albah MJ5 to $1.50 Pr. in two separate accidents Earlier, ,angry Arabs roamlringw Florida yesterday and brought the Old City stormed the jell ana Al^ S ;.....-$1.65 Pr. death to 11 airmen. Three men ■at free pritonera arreeted In earli­ were missing. er riots. Dulles Repeate Arkwri ...... $ i .00 Pr. Diilles Airs Ike Plan Eight men died ' when two B47 The French consulate aleo came i W i jet bombers collided over the out- under attack. Staff members fled Arltwfi ..X.. $1.00 Pr. skirta of Tampa, Flaming wreck­ to the rooftop aa the troops scat­ Pessimism on age showered the countryside. One tered the demopstratora. Van Ri .35 aad $1.65 Pi; For $4.9 Billion Aid of. the planes was from ' MacDill Premier Realgnb \ \a» DRESSES Air Force Base at Tampa and the By noon ihe situation appeared Mid-Easi Peace other from Pinaeastle AFB near to be calming somewhat after csirs 4 4 Orlando. with lOudapdakera announced that with a Flair for Festivity Washinston, Doc. 20 <^P)— Secretary of State Dulles an­ A few hours later an F86D Premier Hexsa cl Majelt had re­ WaaMneton, Dec. 20 (JPt Bip. DAINTY EMBROIDERED Ntl >N nounced today the administration will ask Congress for a Sahre jet smashed into a B29 bom­ signed. Dissolution, of parliament retary bf Btate Dulles said today ^ORGANDIE AND BATISl Whirl lightly 'round the dance floor in these beau- foreign aid appropriation of about $4,900,000,000. It would ber in. the air over Port St. Joe, automatically caused the fall of he knows of nothing on which to about 200 miles up (he Florida 1 1 - ' tiful holiday dresses and you’ll twirl their .hearts include a special Presidential fund of $100 million .for use in the government. ixue optiniiani about a quick paaoa ii!?:! the Soviet threatened Middle East.-?------— -: west coast, and killed three fliers. The rioting flared in Amman in the troubled East. tightly round yoUr little finger. We’ve taffeta, bro­ Three others were missing.' Both aftqr the King's action begaipe SCARFS ^ DOIL ES Dulles told a hews conference he At a newa conference, OuUea took cades, moire faille . . . everything for a wonderful regretted very much a miaunder-1 planes were from Tyndall AFB at known. Security police clashed ! Panama City, Fla. with the crowds and several cas­ esiMntlaUy . the aame view of tho ;IFT SCARFS party season, • , atimding which he said had given | President# Asks proepecta aa did apokearoan flrom Congressional leaders th^ impres-) The Tampa planes fell danger­ ualties were reported. Colorful prfat.s and solid colors n- wide range ously close to a trailer park. Terri­ (A report receivgd a t U.N. head­ both Israeli and Arab drclaa yaa* Sion that the program to be sub-! .terday. Discussing the outlook to 2 * 9 8 of styles. muted in January would be about New Medicine fied resldenU aaid. they thought an quarters in Beirut said a mob earthquake had struck. One plane tried to march on King Hussein’s ■eparatel jr they agreed only on ona you^wilLlove these dainty scarfs—so nice for 10.98 to 16.98 the Same as that voted this year. thing; That no peaba talka an SMALL SILK ^OUARES...... 59c each Jump Over 19SA Request exploded on contact and the other Palace in Amman but was repelled gifts. White and colors 35”, 42” and 52” lengths. seconds later. with eevcral casualtiea;) likely soon. 4 4 4 Dulles said the new 'monejf. re­ Research Push Asked about what a rapbrter da* LARGER SILK S0UARES . quest to be laid before Confess' TheTurklah consul ganecal fladl (OiMitiaaed oa Twe) ■ertbed aa optlmlsUo; rj® o rtiH lr 41.98 and $2.98 each uill cover both military and eco-: Washington, Dec. 20 (JV -The .to laraell-controlled Jerusalem. Hla nomic and that the jump of about I in the Old City suffered Middle East peace, Dullea aaid' hla LONG SHEER S C A R ^ ...... $1.95 each V^lioO.OOaOOO^OTer"tWa' yea^s pro-, *4ministratlon- announced today it position was the earns aa whan ha , r - r v no fiamage. LONG WOOL SCARFS ______$1.95 each gram Is to be explained in large j will ask Cotqfress for fu n ^ to fi- Resentment ggalnat the west­ diacuaaed the matter two WMka WOOL STOLES $5.95 each part by a need to keep full the' nance a major expansion In medi U.S. Air Bi'Mge ern-sponsored five-power Baghdad ago—he knows of no facta to pipeline of military supplies. .1 c*l research. ect boiled up in other pa'rte of justify such opUmlam. D^fiVONE ENJOYS ic He drew a distinction between Secretary , of Welfare Folsom Sordan. ’/ -He''added, however, that ha appropriations apd prospective ex­ did not give s dollar amount, but To Antarctica could derive some encouragaaMht ■In Ram a ll ah demofutrators from the fact that such propoatia /• penditures, explaining that actual told a news conference that an in­ .^marched through the it re eta spending on foreign aid will be i crease of 25 to 30 per cent will be aa he made in August a n a tn shouting slogans against the gov­ being studied. He add then, with only 8200 million more than the ; asked in present funds' fo^ nesearch Built by Na^ ernment of El Majall, who had present fiscal year, ending next programs of the Pubife' Health Elaenhower’a approval, the United wanted to put Jordan to the Al­ Siatea would consider a security June.30. Service. liance. : r , : r r T ^ Auckland, New Zealand, Dec. 20 guarantee and other measures to The money appropriated, but not Folsom aaid the administration I Ahead of Dulles’ news confer­ aearch, training and teaching .The Rev. Richard L. Fol^'iwn of Mr. and Mrs; Cornelius Foley, 49 Scarborough Rd., kneels bk-. ence It had become known the ad-- facilities. Grants for this program from New Zealand’s South Island; fore\the Most Rev. Martin J.JO'Connor, recter of North American College in Rome, Italy, in ceren^on- King had called bn Fawxl el Mill­ as the ncent Israeli attack on :TS A BEAUTIFUL Mt. Erebus, an active volcano ki, a former premier, to head the ministration was planning a re- would be on a .50-.50 matching ies a t which Fr.. Foley wag'brdalned into the priesthood Saturday. Pr. Foley's parents and other rela­ Syrian poaitiona near the Sea of towering 13,000 fe e t' above the clrrataker cabinet: There waa no Galilee which set back Weatcra A que.st for hearly 83.biIH(>n for for­ basis, Folsom declined to estimate tives were present at Ujp ordination. Op Sunday Fr. Foley sang hit first Mass in the Church of Our Heirloom eign aid. ?■ the ctost.. landing atrip, provided a guiding Lady Of Humility In ^m e, (AR Photo).' mentidn of El Mulki in cables from hopes. '• ‘With Jaundiced Eye' Considerable Increase beacon on the last stages of the Amman or the Old City of Jeru­ Several Congress members indi­ 2. A "considerable increase" in flight. Two Neptunes arrived salem. As head of the Jordan gov­ (Oontlaned On Pago Twdvo)' Mom’s tsfks become lighter, family life brighter, when electrical gifts go under the Gift HANDKERCHIEFS cated they would want to give it a federal grants for school construc­ first and then two Skymaaters on ernment in 1953 and 1964 he o))- BEDSPREAD very critical examination. tion. Again, he did, not ta.v how McMurdo Sound, a ', channel be­ Breei is Buoy posed any talka with Israe) to aup- ChriatmiiS tree! Choose here.the present with the happiest future in YOUR home. „AttracXve prints and all white hankies. Also white Dulles said the requested new much. The present, prdgram calls tween Ross Island And Victoria plant the present truce wltV'^a with colored embroidered corners. .appropriations will be about 81.- for 8200 million In a three-year pe­ Land on the Ahtarctij^a continent. peace pact,).i ' .Bafas "George Washington $27.50 flOO.OOO.OdO for foreign economic riod. • The flight is part o'fj,|in Ameri­ U s ^ to Save The mounting violence .brought t .aid and 83,000,000,000 for the mili­ Folsom, holding his first news can expedition headed . by Adm. curfew to Bethlehem ea that Bulletins Morgan'Johfs "MiiuNit" . . . $24.95 ea. tary aid program. conference since he took office in Richard .E. Byrd. ^ ■hrihe city of Chrlet’a birth waa froii) the AP Wires 25. to. LOO The present foreign aid spend­ August, also said he will reco-m- Four other planes attempting > 7 oon\ Barge In preparing for the annual C^ulet- Bates "Old Colony"’ . $14,95 CUT ing rate. Dulles said, for both mili­ mend the reSppointraent of Dr. thq hop were forced back by strong ifika pllgrjm ai^., Leonard A. Scheele as U.S. Sur­ i 4 tary and economic assistance is headwinds. All landed Safely near Plum Island, N.\Y., Dec. 20 UPi (A telephone report received* Ih geon General. Scheele’s four-year Dunedin. Beirut from Amman ~e4id "the B e d s a t t a c k v n ‘c o m a s Kale's "New Bedford" ..\ $ 1 0 .9 5 , aboiib 84.200.000.000 of which 82.- term ends In April. —T)iq fellbw who i^ nted himself United Nations, NJT., Dec. 20Aqdjburnment, of the Assembly's PanmuBjoai, K er^ We4aa»* SCO.OOOiOOO, Is for mllitsry purposes The strong 'winds cut, Uie fuel 1965 session. ■ituktion is deteriorating" in Jor­ HANDBAGS Folsom deSciibed Scheele 'as a reserve of all.four to the^anger in th* corner.bad nothing on em­ (J*) — Yugoslavia was elected to a toy, Dec. 21 (^ — The ValteC and .81,700,000,000 f6r economic ^ Vote 48 to 111' dan .after days of. rlotouf demon' Netlons cohuMibd yeetertojr ae* O t h e r B e d s p r e a d s $ 6 .9 5 ,t o ^ . 9 5 Many, atyleii in plastic caJf, faill«< and "very able administrator, entirely point. ployes Of a New York transporta­ seat on-the U.N. Security CQqncil ■trations against the pro-western '■f genulh*' leathers. Top handle, clutch Hiii:, I- assistance. ' By Dulles’ figures, cooperative." and said he felt This morning#: vote was 43 for cueed the Coramnnlsts of looa* Hi the military spending rate will stay All eight planes took off today today-as part of a lottery'dMl’tin-- Baghdad Pact. lifq d^UMe were and'shoulder atrip styles. Many with Scheele Is doing “ an awfully good afier Rear Adm. George J; Dufek, tion company >w;ho .vesterday got ■Yugoslavia, 11 for the Philippines, lag "iadlacrtinliiato*' aattalr* the samsr in the-next fiscal .;:’ear job." stranded on i barge they ^t'er* der which’ Yugoslavia and the .ohe for Finland and one for Swe- enUt fire » t aa npanned •Ule#' leader „f the advance party, re­ (Coatliaed oa Page Twelve) 4 , i . ■ 4 ■ \ and the economic aid spending There has been sofjje Criticism ported weath^eprospect- excellent trying to reficiat off the boulder- Philippines would split a two-year dertx This waa five njore than the heltcopter Dec. 7. A IIJU. Cm * 1 strewn western tip qf this island. term. requl^d two - thirds majority of »»■«!«* .eixAtoman aaid the helSi: (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Eleven) tContldued on Page Fifteen) \ Coast Guard<|men from the The action of the General As­ those present and voting. "coptor' ran Into ground flre eaoS Beautiful Chenille .98 io 10.00 y% Moorings at Fori 'Trumbull, New sembly ended a record-breaking While ; the,, split-term deal had of Kaseeoag, 'which lies north-’ London, had to Ylg up a breeches deadlock In which 36 ballots were the, backing of both Yugoislavla ;e to Run west of Paamunjom, buoy from the barge to the island cast during the Ipaat two months; and the Philippines,ilipptnea, aaas well as ■r; MIXERS TOASTERS. ELECTRIC. to rescue the 37—men-from .S. J,. It also cleared the'way for quick ussia ,. sand the big western pow- KUBITSCHEK PLANS THIP BAT^ MAT SETS- Jacobus Transportgllon Co. t■s,'s, therether no vote on the deal For New Rio to Jaaeiro, BnuU, Dec. 99 Chinese R ^ s Release F.S. Couple; Men Trap Relvra (J*) -^Preeldent-eliBct JaeMRM General Elfecth.0-^' PERCOLATORS as such. The Assembly merely General EJectfh^ The 115-foot barge, laden with eiected Yugoslavia to a two-year Kutbltechek announced todkjr kn 800 tons of crushed ^rap rpek. went In Sienale Seat will visit Washlngtea, New York < ~ Toastmaster General Electric News Tidbits term.'-' Sunbeam A 4 Starved Wife iii Mental Breakdown aground about midn^ht last Tbs understanding was,' ho'w- and several Europena. couatrlan ^•1 • 2.98 to 4.98 Thuraday^.The New York firm sent Culled from AP Wires ever, that the Yugoslav delegation Vienna, G a, Dec. 20 (Je—Seq. next month prior to' hlo Jan. SI ■ Sunbeam Presto ’ .the men up to shovel the cs'rgo Walter F. George today sihriounced Innugumtion. ./ Doimeyer Hong Kong, Dec. 20 (P) —Dr.«burgh.' Pa., Npnd medical missioA-^ntil this year also have not come would resign at the end of one ■ . AwtAa Im -trsno '__ __• I _.. - * over the side In ah attempt to ,'year and that the Philippines he' would seek re-nominatlon in Universal ,Cory A wonderful assortment of ten styles in and Mrs. V. Bradshaw arlea in China since 1928, reached out. Hamilton Beack lighten the load aqd give the barge \VDUld then be elected. Yugoslavia Georgia's Democratic primary . STATE FERTIMS RED tKMI. solid colors ahd multi-colors. Buy for TOILETOES ^merican medical missionaries in the border of' this British Crown-| After a preliminary medical enough buoyance to refloat herself.- Westinghouse Electric -- "C ot p. next year. Proctor Mirromatic stands pet on Its offer of 5-year was. chosen to serve the frist half New Haven, Dec. 39 UR)—One* Colony aboard the daily train-from I examination at SI. Teresa's Hos- They shoveled all day, but In do­ of the term after its name was The announcement ■ squelched your bathroom, too. All colors. Sec the , i ,. .. ■ hina for nearly 20 years. and Canton. - Officials, had to help ! pital here. Dr. and Mrs.- Bradshaw contract and refuses to submit dis­ necUcut waa one of three etotw Charmhouse new rayon, nylon sets. Jewel Lipstick ..... $1.50. aa. ing ijo they discharged so much drawTv out of a box by Assembly rumors that the veteran Congress­ wlUcii the Comniinlet Party West Bend prisoners of the Communists for them slowly to a waiting ambu-, were to be flown Wedne.sday to | rock it w a s rmpossjble geT'a puted issues in strike to arbitra- man, Chairman of the Senate Com­ tjon... Suit by professed atheist President Jose Maza last Friday ronalstently gained memberahtp Coty Cologne...... $1.85 aa. GIFT JEWEL BOXES nearly five, crossed the Hong Kong lence which brought them to a M ini's aboard a special U.S. ! boat alongside to get them off. night. mittee on Foreign Relations, would ih the late I940e, said a report border to freedom today. Hong Kong Hospital. -Force hospital plpne. They were,, ^rid the barge atUi didn't re- to remove cha'plains from gov­ retire after 33 yeara in the Senate, Junior and larger size jewel boxes with self rising ernment payroll Is thrown out of The deal was the same as the read Into the record today at Itw 4' . 4 ■< 4 Mrs. Bradshaw appeared to be ' were shocked by Mrs. paving the way for former Goy. Smith vAct trial ot eight aUeged CLOCKS’ PORTABLE LeLong Cologne . . . $1.75 aa. tray. Satin and velvet lined. U.S. District court today. ' one which had been turned down Herman Talmadge to succeed hlrh. ALSO •uCfering from acute malnutrition i ®*’**^*^*''’’* condition ■* j tinuine^to 4he *UnUed*^ SUtes^^bv ' t Albert A. Wilding, act- Connecticut General Life In­ by the 76-nation Assembly last Communisto la feder^ eohrt. . and a mental breakdown. h ^he aulckeat^ro^ ^ t executive officer at the Moor- ■ -In announcing his decision to surance Co. is apparently hoping week. The vote showed that the rim again, the 77-year-old senior . -She doean t realize even White plan, atkl Was unacceptable to FORMS PRO-IKH SLATE General Electric M I J ^ R S Radios, Hair Dryers Lady Pepperell "Regency" 9 -K- I. looked “worEe thin Biahop. urm\\n, nicKiy for-favorable decision by next Senator from Georgia and present Musical Powder ea. week in its proposal to acquire ma.ny delegates. Sacraniento, OaIlf.J Dee. 99 1.00 to 2.98 ! < Alphonse. Ferroni," an f t a lZ ': . (Continued on Page Fifteen) dean of the. Senate In years of serv­ OD—Gov. J . Ooodwla Kalgh9 Sessions Sun Lamps, Heat Lamps Presbyterian doctor told newsmen Catholic bishop who hsd to '’“P National ..Fire insurknee Co.... Wnile the voting was' secret, ice, said: ^ Boxes ...... $2.98-$3.98 a• halfh«lf hourniMir afteraff*r an ambulanceamhiilaneva * .. * . . AlnL- Congressman Thomas J. .Dodd diselosed today be to g o ta d General Electric be carried acroM’'th rb o rd « ’bridge i I’ink His most of the 11 votes cast for the "Matter of major importance ahead vilth formaUoa of a pro* b l a n k e t s brought him and his wife to St. onr,w, "sepL'^l?? It “ i wife wore a thin black coat, coar.se pledges his aid to help Connecticut Philippines and the 13 abstainers will come before the second session Seth Thomas Electric Skillets ^ 3-Pc. Comb, Brush', ' in Teresa's Hospital from the fron •___ . , , . .brown cotton stockings, and a alley tobacco growers after thep Eisenhower slate of deiegatea 99 Sunbeam BABY Arrested March 1951 Chinese dress. Her face PaireKillcd were understood to-. have been of the 84th Congress and it will be the 1956 Republicaa Nattonal tier bridge on the mainland. told him they are losing 8^50 an ! Latin American And Asian coun- my duty to remain at my post in NYLON-RAYON BLEND Mirror Sat . $5.75 to $10.00 SHOP Dr. Bradshaw had been in pris- • was drawn and a sickly white. Convention. The Governor said Westciox Electric Slow Starvation ■” acre on current prices. , ...j tries/which had stood behind the Washington to meet the reaponal- Dormeyer Dr. Bradshaw said he himself i first in Kwangtung and i "It's good to breathe the British 111 Highway Crash F B I.In New York arrests man California’s 70 votes will bo Shuiton Stick Colognt .. $1.00 Bru.^hed cotton pin check Philippines in the long contest. btllties placed upon me. I am sure pledged to himoeif no a tovorltd Pressure Cookers had been subjected to slow star- £ * " ‘2" ’ he exclaimed as he and woman in connection with rec­ the people of Georgia will expeCt three piece. — . ■! crossed into the colony, Many of them hfid questioned the ■on, end only nominal, Candida to Hamilton Beach Vation and suffered a complete ' " ” "/ h l95L ...... /i-'* East Hartford, Dec. 20'<>R Two' ord 8305,006 robbery of Queens propriety and the legality of the me to give first attention .to their ‘ 9 « 9 3 72-90’SIZE Desert Flower Hand ■physical breakdown last M a/ but! '■)Thank God you’re back." Dt- 1 University of Connecticut students bank last spring. . . Sen. Herbert b'uainewpfn Washington." if the President docont oeok ______...__ _ K. i ____; Canton i^ hen she became ill in lottery procedure. ■erond term . ^ Lotion ; ...... $1.00 PLAY Red Cross food parcels he began i i B ; r ‘‘’rh 7 ‘'p h ,n « e .“ >e Presbyterian : died when V h ri/ c a r’c7a'shid” lnt0 H. Lehraair (D-NY) says entire na­ Praise President Maze Talmadjie Wr|ghe Race receiving the next month helped T^!. i ^ ‘fv " abutment last night. tion.; must develop sentiment for . ’i'alnlkdgel 43, who has ..been What a beautiful blanket for warmth l ^ ■There was no debate prior to the 62 K1SHER.HEN MISSINO him to recover partially. k„. ,,,, doctor Mid 'he waaSnid ' n i - ^°hert L .. Grant, 23. of Hart- federal disaster insurance program .attacking the public policies of and long wear. Luscious colors in rose, ' <>•••* boap Box ot 6v..akas 6? c 'h ''‘ the doctor said he was told ^ Bradshaw repUed several times. ford, was dead on arrival at East yoting. '• Tokyo, Drc. 21 IVI—Thr«* JPAJAA\AS He added that he planf to take | )ait October they were accused of ' if congressional approval is to be Ueurge in speeches about the state, .The ambulance took them to the Hartford Hospital. obtained in 1956. Immediately after the Assem­ had only this conunent: "I will Japanese tuna boats with 99 TxJW .lUUepa> .blue, yellow lilac, light green, turqMoise, Coty Talcum ...... $1.00 a a . in pink, blue' or yellow pin his wife as soon as. possible to her spying. men aboard are feared loet ta check. Sizes email, medium, hospital compound, where more Edgar C. Thibodeau, 23. also of Flight ivitructor testifies that bly's decision, the delegates bigan have a etatement for the people of tan and white. ^ father's farm near Pittsburgh. Pa the Pacific Oceaa, 999 miles M ANCNItnil CPNH* Urge. Priced at With the emergence of the than 100' newsmen end photogra­ Hartford, died at the hospital three wealthy playboy Joel_ Thorne waa the usual round of closing speech­ Georgia next spring." ■ 1 Bath Powders,/ "If we can get this fear out of Bradshaws from be.hind the Bam­ phers were lined up. Mrs'. B ra d ­ ■ouib of the centnd Japaacgnln* her," he aaid, ."she will start to hours later. , unqualified to fly in weather exist­ es praising the work of .the Assem­ Another Georgia political vet­ CpRNIR MAIN AND OAK STRECTS OTHER BLANKETS $6-95 to $22.50 ' $ 1.25 to $2d)0 a a . boo (hirtaih; 13 other Americans shaw whs frightened by, the Police said the pair, students at ing nlight of Oct. 8 when his plane bly President during tho session. eran whp' had been inentioned aa a land of Honshu. Kyoto Jfeirm eat again and slowly get her phy-’ whom the CHiinese had promised photograplierB’ fla.shbulbs and prospects for adoption of Sendee reported toqior.. Tha ■ical strength back." the Hartford branch of the Univer­ crashed Into apartment killing The posgikje candidate, former Gov. 2 .9 8 to free "expeditiously" watF' be­ spoke incoherently, about flashing sity. were returning from the CSm- himaelf and eight others.'. . ..First the -compromise soared when Bus- Ellis AnuUl, declined to comment. boats are believed to taava b«aa Bradshaw is 54 years old ahd lieved still in Red prisons. Five lights. hecticut • Manhattan' basketball George's announcement followed hit by a typhoea wbMi *««p9 V ~1 i >. i)ia wife is about the same age. Soviet Ambassador to 'West Ger­ ait^ finally made known yesterday other American citizens not im­ ■e game at Sibrrs when the ci’ash oc­ many, Valerias Zorin, arrive# tbe area, Dee. 19, Utolaot ika* The Bradahawk. nafivee et Pitto- l4iiilA|jiiiii4lliiiii4iliiiiii4iiliii4Ji!i:!!l;i4ii!l:i!l;!!41iiii41iiiiiiiiiiii4iiii ’4!. - ^nT’4' ‘'*^4-- > "41iiiiiiii4‘^”^-. prisoned Mit denied exit permits (CoatlniMd ok Png* curred,.; plasa'in WeatjGannan capiUL (^nttaao# «a Pic* ICW0 ). .(CoathiiMd OB V ac* Xhlrtoo*); tbegr w«ra'beard from ■' a! ■